Boris Becker has been moved to a cushier prison wing after complaining about his small cell. The tennis legend is currently incarcerated at HMP Wandsworth and has now been transferred from Block E to the Trinity Wing, which is reported to be more ‘hands off’.
Former inmate Chris Atkins supported this claim, saying: “Trinity has more relaxed supervision. Prisoners have more opportunities to leave their cells, for example, to work, educate yourself, do sports and socialise.” Last week the German reportedly complained about the food and lack of hygiene.
Prison sources said he was struggling to adapt to the food on offer, or lack thereof, and he is using his £10 weekly allowance to top up meals with chocolate, biscuits and bananas. It was also mentioned that he found the overcrowding difficult to adjust to as well as suffering from a lack of sleep in his six square metre cell.
