Disgraced Aaron Smith bows out of Twitter

All Black Aaron Smith has quit social media as he tries to repair the damage to his reputation and relationship.

The half-back’s Twitter and Instagram accounts were disabled yesterday as the 27-year-old arrived back in Dunedin for talks with New Zealand Rugby and Teagan Voykovich — the woman he betrayed with his toilet tryst.

Smith, like many of his teammates, is prolific on social media.

But he has been silent since being sent home from the All Blacks’ tour to South Africa and yesterday his social media accounts were no longer open.

Voykovich had also disabled her Instagram account yesterday.

At Dunedin Airport yesterday morning, Smith told the Herald on

Sunday he was looking forward to getting home — but would not answer questions about whether he had spoken to Voykovich.

He left the airport accompanied by agent Warren Alcock and New Zealand Rugby media manager Juli Clausen for the home he shares with Voykovich.

Smith has already been handed a one-match ban by All Blacks management after it emerged he had taken part in an incident in a disabled toilet at Christchurch Airport.

He is due to face a disciplinary hearing this week.

Smith was wearing his All Blacks team gear when he was involved in the public toilet liaison two weeks ago.

Witnesses said the pair were in the cubicle for several minutes as the team prepared to fly out to Argentina on September 18.