Andrew Tate Sounds Disgraced By Fake News: UFC News: Andrew Tate makes his way to the headlines on the internet today, by reacting to an online prank on Twitter after which he has been nicknamed “ghost” on the internet. Follow UFC News Updates with Insidesport.IN
Recently, news of Andrew Tate’s passing was reported by the parody news account “Sus News” on Twitter. Tate was allegedly killed in a battle with none other than renowned American YouTuber James Charles, according to the page’s tweet.
The tweet featured a picture of Tate with the title “Andrew Tate found dead in Romania after fight with James Charles.” It was sent from the account “Suspicious News.”
Disgraced Andrew Tate By Fake News Reporting Him Dead In Romania- ‘You Should Be…’
He was discovered on the floor with a full face of cosmetics, the tweet’s subheading in jest read. The tweet received a lot of likes and Tate himself even reacted.
American makeup artist and YouTuber James Charles is 24 years old. He has more than 21 million Instagram followers in addition to over 23 million YouTube subscribers. The information as of why James Charles name is linked to that of Andrew Tate isnt yet known.
Andrew Tate Sounds Disgraced By Fake News Reporting Him Dead In Romania- ‘You Should Be…’
After reading the post, Tate immediately hurried to Twitter to express his indignation at the sleazy scam. He also issued a stern warning against the negative consequences of negativity.
Andrew Tate took it to the Twitter to warn the individual responsible, as he writes, “I dont think jokes about my death are very funny, Especially with enemies like mine. You should be careful the negativity you put into the universe, negativity sticks to anybody who spreads it.
Cobra commonly makes self obsessed and confrontational tweets. He is notorious for responding bluntly to all his critics. But this time Tate has displayed a different side of himself.
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