Shimon Hayut, known as the Tinder Swindler, was released from a Georgian prison just hours after boasting in an exclusive interview that he was 'unstoppable'. Hayut, who gained notoriety from a popular documentary, had been held for two months on an international warrant for alleged fraud but was freed after German authorities dropped their case. In his interview, Hayut remained defiant, claiming he would change nothing about his life and hinting at future projects, including a possible biopic. Despite describing harsh prison conditions, he insisted he had no regrets over the allegations made against him and said he plans to move forward, even suggesting marriage may be on the horizon.