Self-proclaimed alpha male Wes Watson has found himself at the center of controversy after an unexpected revelation during a recent interview with DJ Vlad.
The prison-turned-fitness guru, known for his aggressive masculine persona and frequent rants about traditional gender roles, appears to have inadvertently disclosed information that contradicts his carefully crafted “very straight” image.
During the interview, Watson was asked about his preferences regarding women’s body type, specifically whether he preferred skinny or thick women.
His response raised eyebrows across the internet: “I like them skinny thick. I like everything.” He then doubled down, stating “everything is like that for me.”
He also mentioned that when people ask if he’s straight, he just stated: “I like everything. I’m not just one or the other.”
The admission is particularly noteworthy given Watson’s history of aggressively defending his heterosexuality and frequently lashing out at what he calls “the gay s**t” whenever followers question his sexuality or mock certain aspects of his past.
The irony wasn’t lost on viewers, who flooded the interview’s comment section with reactions to the unexpected confession.
This revelation comes during what observers are calling one of Watson’s most chaotic weeks yet. Beyond the interview fumble, he’s been caught up in multiple controversies, including suspicious white powder appearing in several of his Instagram stories—visible on his nose, car table, and in small baggies.
While Watson has previously denied its use and advised his followers against such vices, the images suggest otherwise, lending credence to claims made by his ex-girlfriend Angie.
Watson has also been melting down during his regular Q&A sessions, ranting about everything from his height to his relationships with strippers. In one particularly unhinged car video, he defended frequenting strip clubs despite years of telling followers to avoid such places, went on tangents about his sexual exploits, and discussed the possibility of marrying a stripper.
The fitness influencer’s behavior has grown increasingly erratic, with him “crashing out” before Q&A sessions even begin, calling his own followers “morons,” and contradicting the values he’s built his brand upon.
