Samir Nasri Posts Bizarre Tweets About Receiving “Sexual Service” From Doctors

Samir Nasri became the talk of Twitter last night after a series of bizarre tweets were fired out from his account, suggesting that doctors had performed a “sexual service” for him that had been arranged by his girlfriend, model Anara Atanes.

The tweets saw Nasri’s account retweeting a message from Drip Doctors, a vitamin therapy service who stated that they had “provided [Nasri] a concierge Immunity IV Drip to keep him hydrated & in top health during his busy soccer season”. Nasri’s Twitter account responded to this tweet, writing: “U also provided me a full sexual service too right after. So guys make sure you get this service. This w**** comes and f**** the same night.”

But the tweets didn’t stop there. In a series of follow-up messages, Nasri seemingly suggested that Arana had arranged for the meeting, with Arana’s Instagram account replying to a post from Drip Doctors regarding their vitamic treatments, writing: “You also provide a full sexual service with it too.”

Nasri was never far from controversy during his stint in the Premier League with Manchester City, so fans were quick to speculate that his tweets may have been the unfortunate result of a falling out between him and Anara. However, Nasri has since deleted the tweets, explaining that his account had been hacked to his 311,000 followers.

Anara has yet to directly comment on the incident, though she did post the following image to Instagram:

The individual who hacked Nasri’s account seemingly has a very strong vendetta against the professional footballer, with their final tweet from Nasri’s account reading: “Sorry that I’m a terrible person and human being who has no loyalty to anyone including my family or girlfriend of 4 years. Happy new year”. It’s unknown whether or not the same hacker also managed to compromise Anara’s Instagram account, but it seems that whoever is responsible isn’t a big fan of the famous couple.

Image Credit: Drip Doctors / Twitter
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