BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Andrew Tate, a former kickboxer who has now transitioned into the world of social media influencing, is no stranger to sparking controversy with his tweets. Known for his outspoken nature, Tate frequently targets celebrities in his online posts, expressing his strong opinions and criticizing anything that clashes with his ideologies. In his recent Twitter outburst, Tate shamed English media personality Amanda Holden for sharing bikini pictures on the platform.
Instead of being celebrated as a bold influencer, Tate's tweets often stir up outrage and discontent within the online community. His opinions are frequently seen as problematic and controversial, leading to heated debates and discussions. Currently residing under house arrest in his luxurious mansion in Romania, Tate is facing severe criminal charges, including sexual assault, human trafficking, and involvement in organized crime.
'Your're far past a teenager'
It was reported that Holden, the 52-year-old British actor, is presently on vacation with her husband Chris Hughes, and has been keeping her fans updated about their sunny and luxurious getaway. On her official Twitter account, Holden recently shared photos of herself in a black bikini while standing under a waterfall shower. Tate appeared to express irritation towards Holden's swimsuit photo and commented that she was a wife and a mother, and she was far beyond her teenage years, implying that she did not have to post such a picture.
Tate wrote, "You are a wife and a mother and youre far past a teenager. There is no need for this post."
'Are you the Twitter moral police?'
After Tate's controversial comment on Holden's bikini picture, the Twitterverse erupted into a frenzy, with a whirlwind of reactions and responses flooding the platform. One user wrote, "You’re a father and over 30 and still post pics yourself shirtless you are a hypocrite." Another user wrote, "Jesus, are you the Twitter moral police?" A user stated, "I’d have to agree tbh , husband needs to take control of that." A user commented, "But you had many topless photos of yourself also." Another user commented, "Meh. If she is a mother she is proud to have that body. The way she poses in that pic could be “suggestive”. But I find it interesting that men sexualize women wearing bikinis yet that’s what they wear to the beach/pool. Shouldn’t men not allow their significant others to go to the beach wearing two piece because they “advertise” their bodies to other men then?"
