Andrew Tate Manager confirms No Cancer: Combat Sports News: After his arrest, Andrew Tate has been the subject of frequent news reports concerning a number of things, including how his health is deteriorating. Not only that but it was also said that the former kickboxer is reportedly battling lung cancer at this time. For those who don’t know, Tate allegedly had a CT scan that revealed he has lung cancer. Follow Andrew Tate’s News Updates with InsideSport.IN.
Obviously, his fans and family members were very extremely concerned about it. Meanwhile, Tate’s manager has confirmed that the reports that he has cancer are false, which has greatly relieved his fans and family.
Andrew Tate Manager confirms No Cancer
According to earlier reports, Andrew Tate’s manager confirmed that the contentious media figure had been diagnosed with lung cancer. In his words, “Okay a lot of people are asking me if Tate lung cancer story is true. Yes, it’s true. I was the one driving him to and from the hospitals in Dubai. I don’t have any more specifics to share.” Indeed, after it got out in public, Tate fans got extremely concerned about it.
Andrew Tate Manager confirms No Cancer: Check Andrew Tate Latest Health Update
But, his manager has now made the above statement on Instagram (@thesartorialshooter) and made it clear that, according to Romanian news, Tate did have the test that a doctor in Dubai had recommended and revealed that it was done a month ago in Bucharest and that the tumour is benign. And added that, Tate is ”okay.”
In fact, he received a lot of criticism on social media after making two contradicting claims. Nevertheless, Tate is healthy and does not have cancer, which really is good news for his family and fans. Albeit, he reportedly lost weight in the Romanian prison as a result of the unclean diet and environment. Meanwhile, he now must remain in detention until March 29 in line with a Romanian court’s order.
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