How to add new objects to an existing useState array using map() or foreach()?

I'm trying to create a Twitter clone, and I'm having troubles with my news feed. Basically it pulls tweets from my firebase database for each user followed by the current user. So say you follow Jon Abrahams and Terry Crews, for each of these 2, it'll pull the "tweets" collection, and for each tweet, it'll return the data.

I did this with useState and useContext ( since I needed Context and couldn't make it work in a class component, but also needed state ).

  const CurrentUser = useContext(CurrentUserContext);
  const [tweets, setTweets] = useState({tweets: []});

  const feedTheFeed = async (id) => {
  const followedUsers = await getFollowedUsers(id);

  if(followedUsers) {
    followedUsers.docs.forEach(async doc => {
      const followedId = doc.data();
      const unformatTweets = await getTweetsByUser(followedId.follows);

      if(unformatTweets.docs) {
        unformatTweets.docs.map(unformatTweet => {
          const tweetText = unformatTweet.data();

          setTweets({
            tweets: [...tweets, tweetText]
          })
          // console.log(tweetText);
        })
      }
    })

    // console.log(tweets);
  }

  }

  useEffect(() => {
    if(!CurrentUser) return;

    if(CurrentUser.id || CurrentUser.uid) {
      feedTheFeed(CurrentUser.id);
    }
  }, [CurrentUser]);

The problem is that there's an issue when loading the component, it says that "tweets is not iterable", but it's an array, so I don't see why it wouldn't work. Does anyone have an idea ?

Thank you !