Andrew Tate has 'dark spot on his lung' which is sign of 'slow-growing cancer'

Andrew Tate is treading water at this point.

The 36-year-old former kickboxer, who was arrested in Romania alongside his brother Tristan over charges of rape, human trafficking, and suspicion of forming an organized crime group, revealed that he has a “dark spot on his lung” that is most likely a “tumor.”

As per his team, Andrew was informed about his “serious” health condition that must “not be taken lightly” via his doctors in Dubai before he was arrested.

Upon the medical consultation in Dubai and Romania, the doctors of both states confirmed that the social media personality “has a lesion of his upper right lung” which could be a “sign of a carinoid tumour - a rare type of slow-growing cancer.”

According to Daily Mail, the doctors have requested the Romanian law enforcement authorities to release Andrew, so he could receive treatment in Dubai.

However, the captor country has denied their requests and offered to provide Tate with necessary treatments in Romania.

“As he could not be monitored by his chosen medical team in Dubai, it meant he was taken to a Romanian local clinic whilst in detention.

“No official diagnosis has been confirmed and he is in good shape and is staying strong,” a rep for Tate assured. “His doctors have requested that he returns to Dubai for further testing. Andrew has not demanded this.”

“This is not a health issue to be taken lightly and all due diligence is being made to make sure he gets the best medical care that is available to him,” they added.