Mike Tyson sends message to White House after | Sports News

Mike Tyson has thanked Robert F. Kennedy Jr. after he appeared in a Super Bowl LX industrial for the ‘Make America Healthy Again’ motion.

The latter is Trump’s Secretary of Health and Human Services and the chief of the MAHA motion. One of MAHA’s core pillars has been to marketing campaign in opposition to ultra-processed meals and in favor of ‘actual food’.

And that message was entrance and heart of their Super Bowl industrial, which featured Tyson. Narrating the advert, Tyson stated: “My sister’s name was Shanice, she died of obesity at 25. She had a heart attack.

“I used to be so fats and nasty, I might eat something, I used to be like 345 lbs. [I would eat] a quart of ice cream each hour. I had a lot self-hate once I was like that, I wished to kill myself.”

The advert then cut to Tyson taking a bite out of an apple, before he continued his narration.

“We’re essentially the most highly effective nation on the earth, and we now have essentially the most overweight, fudgy people. Something has to be accomplished about processed food on this nation,” he added.

He also added in a message on X: “The most important battle of my life is not within the ring. I’m not preventing for a belt. I’m preventing for our health. Processed meals are killing us. We have been lied to and we need to eat actual food again.”

Then, following that message, he thanked Kennedy Jr. for involving him in the MAHA campaign. “Grateful to MAHA @WhiteHouse and @SecKennedy for letting me be half of this great motion. Here’s to a more healthy future,” added Tyson.

And in response, Kennedy paid his respects to Tyson, posting an image of himself on X featuring the boxer’s signature face tattoo.

The post’s caption read: “Eat Real Food.”