A series of NSFW tweets from Samir Nasri’s account claim he got sexual services from L.A. IV Center

Tis’ the season to be hacked. Well, at least if you’re Samir Nasri.

The French midfielder, currently on loan to Sevilla from Manchester City, had several NSFW tweets posted from his Twitter account making a pretty serious claim. Nasri’s verified Twitter profile tweeted out about getting “sexual service” from a Los Angeles IV Center called Drip Doctors. Nasri’s account insinuated the Drip Doctors business was an escort service.

Here are screencaps Deadspin captured:

 

Nasri did visit the clinic this evening.

Drip like Sevilla Futbol Club player Sam Nasri! @dripdoctors provided @samnasri8 a concierge Immunity IV Drip to help keep him hydrated and in top health during his busy soccer season with @sevillafc ⚽💧💯 Thanks for letting us be part of your health and wellness team! www.dripdoctors.com or ☎(213)749-DRIP #dripdoctors #dripwithus #IVDrip #VitaminTherapy #immunity #hydration #futbol #SevillaFutbolClub #soccer #athlete #health #wellness #vitamins #antioxidants #vitaminC #nutrients #vitality

A photo posted by Drip Doctors💧LA💧LV Opens 2017💧 (@dripdoctors) on Dec 27, 2016 at 1:03pm PST

Now, unless he’s a complete moron, it’s doubtful Nasri uploaded the tweets himself. Considering the tone and voice used suggests the person writing the messages is scorned by the alleged sexual services, it’s possible it’s his girlfriend who’s mentioned multiple times throughout the post.

For example, this tweet is oddly specific:

 

That’s just my guess, but there’s more to this story than what’s appeared on Twitter.

As for the accusation Drip Doctors is some sort of brothel or escort service, there’s no certifiable proof the claim is true. Although, there’s some evidence lending credence to the theory.

A number of high-profile stars, including Steve Aoki, Chris Brown and Sean Kingston have been posted with big smiles on the clinic’s website.

Drip Doctors blessing the mandem with #hydration. pic.twitter.com/DdBzesDSBo

— nah. 🇻🇨 (@FEELZ_____) December 27, 2016

That’s really nothing, but when you dig a little deeper there are some questionable posts on behalf of the business.

First, there’s a somewhat salacious advertisement for their business, filled with many slow motion shots:

https://twitter.com/Nigerianscamsss/status/813895845359845377

There’s also this picture of the Drip Doctor team:

https://twitter.com/FrankSno9/status/813900070261325824

But, the clinic’s team shouldn’t be chastised for their appearances in relation to their profession. Although, it’s interesting that an IV Clinic has such high-profile male celebrities visit and have been accused of running a ‘sexual service,’ clinic.

The clinic denied Nasri’s account’s claims:

@SamNasri19 account has been HACKED and the recent tweets about @dripdoctors are all FALSE, this will be confirmed shortly. Thanks 😀

— Drip Doctors (@DripDoctors) December 27, 2016

Whatever business the Drip Doctors run, Nasri’s pissed off the wrong person. Next time, when he needs to freshen up, perhaps he should go to a different clinic – just a suggestion.

[Deadspin]