Andrew Tate retaliates to South Park's 'Romanian sex trafficker' character

The name Andrew Tate needs no introduction at this point. It is worth noting that Tate has been in prison for alleged charges relating to human trafficking, rape and organized crime since December last year. While the notorious social media personality serves his time in jail, his popularity does not seem to be declining.

So much so that 'Top G' even got featured in the popular American animated show, South Park recently. The former kickboxer was seen as a 'Romanian sex offender' on the show, which was a dig at his recent criminal charges.

Reacting to his appearance on the animated show South Park, Andrew Tate suggested that once proven innocent in his case, he will help and create the "greatest South Park episode of all time." He said:

"When I will be proven innocent. I look forward to help create the greatest South Park episode of all time."

Take a look at Tate's tweet below:

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Andrew Tate in jail: Is 'Top G' writing a book?

As mentioned earlier, Tate was arrested back in December last year. Romanian authorities detained him and his brother, Tristan Tate, from their house for alleged human trafficking, rape, and organized crime.

While the original detention was for 24 hours, the court approved a 30-day preventive detention request by the Romanian authorities. This detention was recently extended for the fourth time, keeping Andrew Tate and his brother in jail until the end of April.

It is worth noting that Andrew Tate and his brother have even appealed the decision three times and requested bail as well. However, they have been denied on all three occasions. Considering the fact that 'Top G' will not step outside prison anytime soon, he is planning to write a book in jail.

Despite being locked up in prison, Tate remains rather active on Twitter with the help of his team. In a recent tweet, the former kickboxer announced that he has requested a typewriter from prison officials as he feels, it's time to write his book.

"I am not allowed computers. But I have requested a typewriter. It is time to write my book."

Take a look at the tweet below: