Overview
- He says he left his American passport at home because it was close to expiring and traveled on his Greek passport as a dual citizen.
- At Medellín’s airport, he recounts being told he would need a green card to reenter the U.S. if using a foreign passport, which he does not hold as a citizen.
- He posted “Free me” on Instagram and continued sharing nightclub and gym updates from Medellín while waiting to resolve the situation.
- Official guidance cited by outlets notes U.S. citizens generally must present a valid U.S. passport for air entry, while lawful permanent residents use green cards.
- He has referenced the U.S. Embassy in Bogotá for emergency paperwork, but there is no public confirmation from the embassy, the State Department, the airline, or his representatives on any resolution.