Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan Tate always find a way to remain in the limelight, no matter what. Both the brothers recently picked up the heat when Top G accidentally leaked his supposed bank account details during a live stream.

Fans were curious and in doubt whether to trust the screenshot or not. The screenshot was widely shared on social media and since it came directly from Tate’s stream, people were starting to believe it was true. But as the screengrab went viral, the younger Tate brother came and cleared all the doubts regarding the authenticity of the figure within the screengrab.

Tate mocks fake bank account statement

A few hours after the post went viral, Talisman commented stating that the screenshot was completely fake. Not only that, Tristan Tate further stated that his account would never have this low balance. It was his way of mocking everyone who thought that this was his account. Tate commented, “Sorry but fake. The matrix wishes I were this broke.” Tristan Tate also kind of flexed his net worth as the screenshot showed more than thirteen million dollars in savings adding to two million in a different secure Chase account.

A few people in the comment section who watched the stream live also cleared the fact that the account belonged to someone else. The account belonged to a different streamer called Stable Ronaldo. The skepticism also grows when you realize that Chase is a normal bank account and only insures up to $250,000. So, having $13 million in a normal consumer account is a very risky move. Furthermore, as various sources have revealed over the years the Tate brother’s net worth is far more than the account indicated in the screengrab.

Tristan Tate’s Net Worth

On one hand, the 36-year-old’s exact net worth has not been publicly verified. However, over the years, several reports have been released putting his net worth anywhere between $10 million to $50 million. His net worth comes from multiple ventures which include his early kickboxing career. Tate is a former European kickboxing champion and has won several regional and European-level kickboxing titles. His other ventures included casinos, online courses, webcam studios, investments in real estate and cryptocurrency and his social media and content creation.

Well, this was not the first time that Andrew Tate has shared or staged a fake screenshot that went viral because of social media. And surely it won’t be the last time either. What do you think about Tristan Tate’s reply to the fake bank statement? Let us know your thoughts down below.