Things must be getting hairy for Andrew Tate inside that Romanian prison with a local news website reporting that he asked for a hairstylist to visit him in prison.
This is an unusual request considering Andrew Tate has no hair.
According to the website Gandul, Andrew and his brother Tristan also asked the management of the Detention and Preventive Arrest Center of the Capital Police to bring them a Playstation so they could play games.
The request for the Playstation hasn’t been actioned.
As per the website, when Andrew asked where his console was, he was told that in custody, “prisoners don’t play, they pray”.
The brothers followed up this request by asking for the hairstylist as they could not use the disposable razors allowed in detention.
This request was rejected.
However, Andrew Tate appears to be indulging his creative side while being locked up.
In late January, he released a poem about the bugs in his cell.
“They are trying to break me. Thrown inside a cell without light. Cockroaches, lice, and bed bugs are my only friends at night.”
But nothing he says should be taken seriously, Tate’s lawyer Tina Glandian said on Wednesday.
Asked on Times Radio if her client plays an “Andrew Tate character”, Glandian said: “Yes and it’s not even just in my view — there’s certainly interviews I’ve seen where Andrew himself has said: ‘You know I say a lot of things, it’s satire’.
“I’ve heard a lot of silly things, I’ve heard him talk about whether eggs are real or the fact that he’s existed for 5000 years because you know there’s a ninja warrior inside of him.
“There’s lots of things I think he says as entertainment. It’s his public persona and those things are not all intended to be taken seriously.”
Asked about Andrew Tate’s comment that women bear responsibility for rape, Glandian insisted that a lot of what he has said has been “taken out of context”.
She said her client has talked about “promoting loving consensual relationships with women”.
The US lawyer, a partner at Geragos & Geragos, also said she was not trying to recast Tate as a feminist but that her client’s controversial comments are not evidence in a criminal investigation.
“We don’t prosecute rap artists because they say things about… criminal activity,” she added.
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