Ma$e Issues Warning for Men Regarding Female Clients Hiring Male Personal Trainers

In a recent episode of It Is What It Is, Ma$e shared some humorous yet insightful advice for men in relationships regarding a potential “red flag”: when their partner decides to hire a male personal trainer.

During the latest episode of the show, moderator Treasure “Stat Baby” Wilson brought up a report about Tom Brady allegedly acknowledging his ex-wife Gisele Bundchen’s relationship with her trainer, which apparently began before their divorce was finalized in October 2022.

While discussing this situation, Ma$e initially approached the topic seriously before injecting his trademark humor and wisdom into the conversation.

He began by acknowledging the emotional turmoil of a breakup, likening it to the grieving process. However, he then delved into the significance of a woman choosing a male personal trainer, suggesting it could raise suspicions.

Ma$e pointed out that while a woman could opt for a female trainer, her decision to choose a male trainer might be seen as a “red flag.”

He humorously speculated on the trainer’s attire, joking about tight workout pants and branded shirts, insinuating that such choices might indicate a more intimate relationship between the trainer and the client.

According to Ma$e, the trainer’s instructions during workouts, such as “go down, get up, go deeper,” could potentially blur the lines between professional training and personal interactions, possibly leading to complications in the client’s relationship.

In his witty analysis, Ma$e even suggested that the trainer could be subtly sabotaging the client’s relationship by encouraging physical exertion, likening it to plotting “Brady’s demise.”

While Ma$e’s comments were undoubtedly humorous, they also shed light on a common scenario that many individuals might overlook.

His advice serves as a reminder for men to pay attention to potential warning signs in their relationships, even in seemingly innocuous situations like hiring a personal trainer.