
Myron Gaines has provided an update on his relationship with his girlfriend, Angie, following the couple's controversial appearance on Louis Theroux's latest documentary, Inside the Manosphere.
Having landed on Netflix on Wednesday (11 Mar), the 90-minute film sees the award-winning documentarian meeting with a number of 'extreme male influencers', famed amongst their social media followers for their inflammatory views on masculinity.
Andrew Tate was once viewed as the ringleader of the group, hailed as the 'king of toxic masculinity' before later being hit with criminal and civil legal proceedings in a number of countries over alleged sexual abuse and human trafficking offences, accusations he denies.
His arrest failed to dissuade fellow 'incels' from stepping into his position, however, who use websites, blogs and podcasts as a means of promoting belief systems that often stand accused of radicalising young men and permitting the harassment and degradation of women.
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One of them is Myron Gaines.
The American hosts a podcast titled Fresh and Fit, through which he broadcasts highly offensive views about women, Jewish people, overweight or unattractive individuals, transgender and queer people, and what he calls ‘ghetto black women and Shaniquas' on a weekly basis.
During a 'dating advice' segment called 'Red Pill Wednesday', he once famously declared: "I dictate when I want to put d**k in you, b***h, and you dictate when the sandwiches come by my dictation."
What did Gaines say about his relationship in the doc?
It wasn't so much Gaines' podcast that sparked intrigue in Theroux, however, but his relationship.
Though the influencer confirms he's in a long-term relationship with a woman named Angie, it doesn't take him long to discuss his 'rotation' of other women.

"I do want multiple wives," he confessed.
Angie then emerges, with the presenter asking for her take on their 'one-sided monogamous relationship' - whereby Angie remains committed solely to Gaines, while he doesn’t owe her the same exclusivity.
"The women that he sleeps with, he's just going to be with them for like, a night," she explains.
As Theroux's interrogation continues, however, Angie's true feelings emerge.
"I don't know how that will work," she replies after being asked about the prospect of being one of Gaines' multiple wives.
What has happened since?
Hilariously, the documentary ends by revealing: "Myron and Angie have broken up."
Gaines has since confirmed that the epilogue is true, telling his podcast listeners in an update recently: "This s**t is on me, bro. Like, it's not on her whatsoever."

He went on to claim: "We haven't been together for a minute, and she wants a family. I can't give that to her right now."
The update seemed to amuse a number of social media users, one of whom jibed: "BRO im watching now. I cannot stop laughing. This doc made him look dumb af."
Another noted: "That why they are not together anymore. You can see she’s uncomfortable. Glad she escaped."
Topics: Louis Theroux, Documentaries, Netflix, TV And Film