Steven Seagal balloons even larger up to 400LB: see him wagging around Russia while he supports ‘brother’ Putin

A Balloon 400LB Steven Seagal was seen that his swollen belly by crowds MoscowFamous red square to show support His beloved Russia.

The Former action star has continued to arrive during his extensive retreat from the public eye: he has not posted on social media since December 2021 and has held Russian citizenship since 2016.

But his aversion to publicity did not prevent him from appearing before the Russian Victory Day parties – which marked the defeat of Nazi Germany – and supporting the man he called his ‘brother’ and the ‘Greatest Living World Leader’, Vladimir Putin.

Seagal, 73, was seen in an exclusive Daily Mail video that ran through the crowd of Moscow in an embroidered Japanese-inspired Kimono, which he wore about a mandarin shirt and a religious chain with white beads.

In the meantime, the iconic ponytail of the 6ft 4 in one -time stars seems to have shrinked in frayed grinding.

Victory Day’s procession of 9 May saw armored vehicles that roll out the paved streets of the square and soldiers in precise formations of the Russian, while Russian aligned world leaders gathered to watch.

Seagal, one of the most passionate supporters of Russia, was seen in watching the display near a Russian nationalist motorcyclist gang called The Night Wolves, according to the French news agency Agence France-Presse.

The appearance of the illusive martial artist marks another show of solidarity with Russia, which he has vocally supported in recent years – even appearing in a Russian propaganda documentary about the war in Ukraine.

The 30 -minute documentary, publicly available on the Russian website Smotrim.ru and operated by the Russian Omroep VGTRK run by the State, was released last year in October.

It follows the Portly Putin Partisan who wanderes around by Russian-occupied territories of Ukraine, between drone shots of rubble and bombed buildings.

One of the lies of the documentary was the claim that Seagal ‘visited the sites’ of ‘Crimes’ who had stopped by the Ukrian, not Russian, soldiers against civilians in Donetsk and Lugansk.

And the filmmakers shunsed the weight gain of Seagal not a sharp contrast with the fit, martial arts-trained figure that he once embodied in action hits as under siege, marked for death and on deadly soil.

But the glory days of the nineties lie behind him for a long time. Instead, Seagal has reinvented itself as a productive mouthpiece for Russian propaganda.

He left his life in America after he was granted Russian citizenship in 2016 – reportedly approved a step after several personal requests, according to a Kremlin spokesperson.

Seagal has often quoted his heritage and noted that his father’s grandparents from Vladivostok emigrated in the Far East of Russia.

The same man who has ever labeled Saturday Night Live -Live Producer Lorne Michaels the ‘worst host ever’ has since become a dedicated admirer of President Vladimir Putin.

That faithfulness was solidified in May 2024 when Putin personally awarded him the order of friendship.

During the award ceremony, Seagal falsely claimed that Ukraine was known for ‘organ trade, child trade and Nazism’.

It reflected a well -documented and long -term binding.

Seagal has called Putin ‘one of the greatest world leaders’ and in 2014 he told the Moscow times that he would’ want to consider [Putin] As a brother ‘.

With regard to weight gain, a source that worked with the Action Star in the 2000s was shocked at his last performance, and estimated that he has won ‘at least 50 pounds’ since his appearance in the October documentary. At that time he was thought as 350 pounds.

The source also told the Daily Mail that Seagal would be furious when seeing the images.

‘[In the past] He would have gone monkey-s ** in the cameraman for everything that made his hair or weight look bad. As a rule, Seagal controlled the story hard while filming while pushing on certain camera strains and nothing that accentuates his weight gain, “said the source.

Seagal’s move to Russia came after the news was broken that the Los Angeles District Attorney Was a matter for sexual abuse against him, after decades of accusations by women who worked with Seagal.

The DA’s office eventually refused to continue due to the status of sustaining restrictions.

But it was far from the first time that the actor was accused of sexual harassment and other misconduct by women, including Portia de Rossi, Julianna Margulies, Jenny McCarthy, Katherine Heigl, Dutch model Faviola Dadis and in -edition Correspondent Lisa Guerrero.

In addition to the accusations of sexual violence, Seagal is also accused of promoting hostile work environments on the set.

Seagal had the reputation for punching stunt doubles that were on the sets of the films on which he worked.

Actor John Leguizamo called the marital artist a ‘bully’ on the set based on his experience with collaborating the film Executive decision of 1996.

He told the New York Post The fact that nobody had a good time to work with him and that Seagal deliberately continued to beat the stuntmen until the now deceased Gene Lebell, highly regarded as one of the most famous stuntmen in Hollywood, intervened by placing him in a Chokehold.

Even Saturday night live Was disturbed by the behavior of Seagal after the martial artist played in one of the most notorious episodes that were broadcast in the show in 1991.

The unwillingness of the Action Star to go along with the show of the show and his terribly bad ideas for Skits there almost brought SNL to consider replacing him as the host and a cast-guided show, according to former SNL actor David Spade.

But despite the tendency of Seagal to burn bridges with its alleged unpleasant behavior, the Action Star seems to have reconciled at least with its old Nemesis Jean-Claude van Damme after three decades.

Seagal, who used every opportunity in interviews to call Jean-Claude, 64, as a ‘fake’ martial artist, had him on his 73rd birthday party in April.

In one Video Posted on Instagram on April 10Van Damme put his arm around Seagal and called him his ‘good friend’.

Fans could not believe it at first, wonder if the images were manufactured with ai.

But the official Seagal account responded and confirmed that the photos were ‘absolutely real’.