Mike Tyson is featured in a new Super Bowl commercial to promote the Make America Healthy Again agenda.
While not directly associated with the federal government, the ad was paid for by the non-profit organization MAHA Center.
“I was so fat and nasty – I would eat anything,” Tyson said in the video. “I had so much self-hate when I was like that.”
Tyson opened up about how his sister died from a heart attack while battling obesity and now instead of “fighting for a belt,” he’s “fighting for our health.”
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who has been pushing the MAHA agenda in the government, applauded the ad on his X page.
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“Thank you for sharing your story Mike — and delivering the most important message in Super Bowl history. We don’t have to be the sickest country in the developed world. The answer is simple: EAT REAL FOOD,” he wrote.
Watch the ad below.