Andrew Tate's team lashes out at internet trolls for "head full of hair" jokes with a serious statement

Andrew Tate's receding hairline has always been the target of mockery on the internet. Netizens claim that his striking baldness, which he insists was always intentional, is clearly male pattern baldness.

The controversial internet personality was recently handed a further 30-day prison sentence in Romania for his alleged participation in organized crime and human trafficking. The arrest warrants for Andrew Tate, Tristan Tate, and two other suspects were extended for a third time by a court in Bucharest.

Meanwhile, Andrew Tate revealed that he couldn't recognize himself with his "long beard" and "full head of hair" from his time in prison. Furthermore, he assured his followers that despite the grueling prison conditions and authorities' efforts to silence him, he will not be broken. While the majority of Tate's followers responded positively to his post, some also made critical remarks about his receding hairline.

Tate's team recently retaliated against internet trolls who made "head full of hair" remarks online. The team argued in a statement to TMZ that fans should be more concerned with his pursuit of justice than with his hair:

"The peculiar online fascination with Andrew's hair has proven, as a society, we care less about the potential dangers of false accusations and more about how people look."

Andrew Tate allegedly demanded that a hairstylist be sent to prison after complaining that he couldn't shave his head due to the prison's ban on single-use razors.

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Andrew Tate dispels speculation that he has been diagnosed with lung cancer

Andrew Tate refutes rumors that he has been diagnosed with lung cancer. Apparently, a member of his inner circle validated the claim.

Recent reports from Tate's management team indicate that the former kickboxer-turned-influencer has been diagnosed with lung cancer. His team reports that physicians in Dubai believe the lump on his upper right lung may be symptomatic of a carcinoid tumor, a rare, slow-growing kind of cancer.

According to reports, Romanian officials have denied Tate's team's request to release him so that he may receive medical treatment in Dubai.

Tate's supporters were understandably concerned about the controversial influencer's health. Tate has now publicly denied the rumors completely. On Twitter, he wrote:

"I do not have cancer. My lungs contain precisely 0 smoking damage. In fact, I have an 8L lung capacity and the vital signs of an Olympic athlete. There is nothing but a scar on my lung from an old battle. True warriors are scarred both inside and out."

Check out the tweet below: