Oscar Pistorius has changed his appearance and lifestyle after his release from prison, surprising his fans. He is now doing volunteer work at a church, where he performs light maintenance and janitorial tasks. Churchgoers have noticed that he looks different and is not as friendly as before.
OSCAR PISTORIUS APPEARANCE SHOCKS FANS Oscar Pistorius has swopped his high-flying life as a sports star for a quieter one, out of the spotlight.
The publication previously reported that Oscar was tasked with sweeping the church floors and helping congregants park their cars during the busy Sunday morning service.Churchgoer Aida Govender told the: “I almost didn’t recognize him. His hair is longer, and he’s got a beard. He’s also not as lean as I expected. You would never know he was an athlete; he’s just not the same.”
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