Andrew Tate brother: What does Tristan Tate have to say about plastic surgery and steroids?

One could assume that Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan Tate could possibly take steroids, given their massive physiques. However, the younger Tate has seemingly put such assumptions to rest by taking a dig at men who take steroids, and women who undergo plastic surgery.

Tristan Tate was recently released from prison along with Andrew Tate, and are under house arrest. As soon as the brothers got out of prison, they took to their 'Emergency Meeting' podcast to go after their detractors.

Here's what Tristan Tate said about plastic surgery and steroids:

"Plastic surgery makes naturally beautiful women angry. But I am not mad at those who take steroids. Because just like surgery, you can almost always tell who cheated. Stay away from steroids young men. Even if you aren’t huge, you’re better off without them, always."

The post had a picture of Tristan Tate's massive back frame with the above caption.

'Cobra' and his brother Tristan Tate were arrested on charges of sexual assault, human trafficking and forming a criminal organization. While no charges were brought against the Tate brothers and their Romanian associates, the investigation is still on-going.

The Tate brothers were detained in December and have spent close to 90 days behind bars.

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Andrew Tate's 41 tenets

To many people around the world, Andrew Tate is a chauvanistic misogynist who hates women and woke culture. However, for legions of disenfranchised young men out there, 'Cobra' is like a messiah that speaks the truth. Whichever side of the isle you are on, one can't deny his pervasive influence on the internet.

On his website, the older Tate recently released a list of '41 tenets' geared towards men and their improvement. 'Cobra' made the announcement of his tenets through Twitter.

Here are the captions to Tate's Twitter post:

"There is much confusion regarding who I am and what I stand for. These are the 41 core principles of my world view which I believe allow any man, of any religion creed or social standing, to enjoy the best possible human experience."

The post has a link to Tate's website and his 41 tenets. Here's an example of one of his tenets:

"I believe that men have the divine imperative to become as capable, powerful and competent as possible in this life."

Tenet 1 of Andrew Tate's 41 tenets [Image courtesy: www.cobratate.com]