Andrew Tate jail routine: Confidante gives reason behind star’s weight loss, speaks about his relationship with guards, and more

Andrew Tate's confidante, who goes by the name Sartorial Shooter, has shared details about Tate's life in the Romanian jail.

Sartorial Shooter recently did an interview for Fresh & Fit on YouTube. During the nearly 90-minute conversation, Tate's close friend discussed various topics like the origin of the name 'Sartorial Shooter', his professional achievements, and the progress in the case involving the Tate brothers.

At one point, the confidante spoke about Andrew and Tristan Tate's daily routine in jail. He stated that the duo exercised daily but a lack of protein in their diet has resulted in 'Cobra's' weight loss. Sartorial Shooter added that people behaved in a civilized manner in the Romanian jail and that he believed the Tate brothers would get through "just fine" in prison.

"They do have a daily routine that involves exercise. I know there isn't a huge amount of protein, that's why Andrew is losing weight. It wasn't because of the health issue, which is what I was concerned about. There's a lack of protein but as I understand it, it's quite civilized. At the end of the day, they're very likable, very capable people. If I had to bet on anyone being okay in jail, it would be Andrew and Tristan Tate. These are serious lads. They grew up rough... No one's being poisoned. None of that weird stuff. They'll get through it just fine."

Listen to Sartorial Shooter's comments from the 54:00 mark below:

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Andrew Tate's close friend sheds light on the lung cancer rumors

Rumors of Andrew Tate suffering from cancer were doing the rounds on the internet some time ago. Tate's close friend Sartorial Shooter also uploaded a story to his Instagram account, saying that 'Cobra' was indeed suffering from cancer.

However, Tate denied all rumors via a post on Twitter.

During his appearance on the Fresh & Fit podcast, Andrew Tate's friend then provided an update and said that 'Cobra's' medical condition was not a point of concern:

"Based on the information at hand today, it's not a serious issue annd it's not something you need to be concerned about. It's something that was being monitored but we can say that it's not a serious issue."