Andrew Tate charity: MMA News: The only name that comes to mind when someone asks who is the most controversial person in the world that is Andrew Tate. Owing to his divisive comments about women, kickboxer turned internet celebrity Tate has seen tremendous ups and downs in his life. Despite this, he is a beloved hero to millions of people thanks to the way he motivates them online and spreads his message. Although he is known as the baddest guy on the internet, he also engages in various positive activities in addition to serving as a motivating figure internet. His charity is one such thing. Follow Combat Sports News Updates with InspideSport.IN.
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Andrew Tate charity: How frequently does “Top G” do charitable work?
“Top G”, who holds wildly irrational opinions on everything, recently shared his views on charity and how he evaluates charitable activity. According to him, generosity must come from the heart, not from a desire for recognition or other rewards.
In his words, “I always feel embarrassed to tell people about the charity I do because when I do charity I think it should be from the heart not for likes. But now I understand that all of the media is saying I’m a bad guy and I’m not even telling all the good I do because I don’t think that’s the right thing to do. I think you can just give goodness from your heart, not for attention.”
Andrew Tate charity: How many times did the multi-millionaire influencer do charity?
Speaking of his charitable work, he claimed that despite the good he does, some individuals continue to criticize him on social media. He stated, “I run a shelter for dogs in Romania because of the stray dog problem. The fact that I just recently rebuilt an entire orphanage because of the orphanage problem in Romania.”
“I find it very hypocritical when these hate mobs come to say I’m a bad person when I’m the one who’s out here spending his money and time trying to help the world and all they’re doing is telling their followers to insult me.”
Besides this, following his suspension from Facebook and Instagram, Tate made the announcement that he is starting a foundation to defend women from domestic abuse. Additionally, he supports a charity that aids men with mental conditions.
Interestingly, he once posted a photo on which each like will equal $1, which was donated to each charity. But even though he boasts that he has long carried out this work in secrecy, he now has to show the public that he actually does assist a lot of people.
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