Andrew Tate called out for claiming he has a 'full head of hair' in latest tweet

Former kickboxer Andrew Tate has been called out by fans for claiming he has a 'full head of hair'.

Tate is currently behind bars in Romania facing charges of rape and human trafficking.

Somehow, though, a social media account under his name is still firing off tweets on a regular basis.

From motivational quotes to updates about his incarceration, the account has been communicating to Tate's fanbase ever since he was locked up.

But it seems the latest post has captured peoples' attention – all for the wrong reasons, though.

In the tweet, Tate says: "I saw my reflection today and I barely recognised myself. A long beard, a full head of hair and the stresses of battle show on my face. But then I looked into my eyes and recognised myself completely. They cannot break me."

The tweet itself racked up almost 200,000 likes from Tate's cult following.

But while some people took to the comments section to express their undying love for 'Top G', others were quick to troll him about a glaring issue within his initial statement.

One person asked: "Full head of hair???"

While another said: "A full head of hair is kinda stretching it bro."

As one joked: "Is this 'full head of hair' in the room with us right now?"

And a fourth commented: "Full head of air more like."

During his time in jail, it has been rumoured that Tate was diagnosed with lung cancer.

In an Instagram story, Tate’s manager - a close friend known as The Sartorial Shooter - wrote that “a lot of people are asking me if Tate lung cancer story is true”.

“Yes it’s true, I was the one driving with him to and from the hospital in Dubai,” he said.

“I don’t have any more specifics to share.”

But Tate has since refuted these claims.

"I do not have cancer," his 'Cobra Tate' account tweeted.

"My lungs contain precisely 0 smoking damage. In fact, I have an 8L lung capacity and the vital signs of an Olympic athlete.

"There is nothing but a scar on my lung from an old battle. True warriors are scarred both inside and out."

Tate recently lost his appeal with the court deciding to extend his arrest for 30 more days.

He has now been in jail since December 29 of 2022.

That said, some social media sleuth is still clearly pumping out tweets under Tate's name.

A more recent tweet read: "Enemies of truth lied about me in an attempt to destroy my good name.

"But look, I am more famous than ever before and absolutely nobody believes them. I have a greater influence that will allow me to lead men to power and faith.

"I suffer in jail. But I also prepare. God is Great."

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Topics: MMA, Kickboxing, Andrew Tate

Max Sherry

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