Ed Sheeran's cousin, who is a rapper, criticizes him and believes it's time for the truth to come out.

As the holiday season approaches, it seems like things are going to be a bit tense for singer Ed Sheeran and his family. Reports have surfaced that his cousin, Jethro Sheeran, has publicly criticized him in a scathing Facebook post. The two have had a rocky relationship this year, but things have taken a turn for the worse after Jethro claimed that Ed had instructed his label, Warner Music, to take legal action against him over the artwork for their 2010 collaboration, "Raise Em Up."

Jethro, also known by his stage name Alonestar, took to social media to express his frustration over the situation. He revealed that Warner Music had ordered him to remove Ed's name and image from the cover art of the song, which he did. However, he was shocked that his own cousin would make such a request. Jethro also accused Ed of lying to fans and claimed that he was tired of covering for him.

In his post, Jethro also mentioned that their relationship used to be much closer, and they had collaborated on several songs together. However, things changed after he was ordered to remove Ed's image from the cover of "Raise Em Up." The cover was re-released in September, causing further tension between the cousins.

Jethro ended his post by asking Ed to leave him alone and focus on his own music career. He also mentioned that he knows a lot about Ed and urged him to have a chat with fellow artist Stormzy. It's clear that Jethro is hurt by Ed's actions and wants to be left alone to do his own thing. He even signed off by calling Ed a "silver spoon weirdo."

It's worth noting that Ed has not responded to Jethro's claims yet. This comes just a week after Jethro spoke to a news outlet and revealed that he no longer considers Ed to be family. He also mentioned that their relationship has been strained for some time now and that music, which once brought them together, is now the cause of their rift.

In the interview, Jethro also stated that he would be open to reconciliation if Ed apologized to him, but he doubts that will ever happen. It's clear that the cousins are not on speaking terms at the moment. As for Ed, he has yet to comment on the situation. We have reached out to Warner Music for a statement but have not received a response yet.

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