Jake Paul forced to blend 'world's most expensive hot dog' to eat due to broken jaw

Jake Paul has been living on an all-liquid diet in recent days after Anthony Joshua brutally broke his jaw in their recent boxing match.

The influencer and YouTuber, 28, only started his boxing career a few years ago but has since defeated a nearly 60-year-old Mike Tyson and several MMA fighters, with his only professional loss coming against Tommy Fury.

That was until Friday (19 December) when he went glove-to-glove with former World Heavyweight Champion and Olympic gold medallist Anthony Joshua in a fight streamed live on Netflix.

After several rounds of frustration at their Miami showdown, Joshua took control and defeated Paul by knockout in the sixth round.

The former Disney Channel star was subjected to some serious blows during the fight - one of which broke his jaw in two places - after which referee Christopher Young confirmed that the American couldn't continue, ruling Joshua as the winner.

Paul was forced to immediately undergo surgery to remove some teeth, leaving him unable to eat solid food for a week.

But he quickly bounced at an afterparty in Miami the following day.

Footage from the party shows Paul blending the 'world's most expensive hotdog' - a sausage smeared in caviar that's thought to cost a whopping $6,000 (around £4,460).

After blending the concoction, the influencer then downs it and mumbles about drinking it 'by the ocean'.

Partygoer and artist, Victoria Unikel, 48, told The Sun: "There were over 100 people at the party and the atmosphere was incredible but Jake was really hurting, wincing and unable to speak too well.

"His jaw was swollen and he couldn’t even open his mouth much.

"Despite that he was really spooning the caviar on his Dog Haus dog from a tin of Casa Noosh caviar which costs $64,000 (£47,600) and must have spread about $6,000 worth on it.

"It’s got to be the most expensive hot dog ever but he had to put it through a MagicBullet blender because he couldn’t eat solids after his surgery. Jake’s mum Pam Stepnick was there too signing copies of her book F**k the Pauls.

"She’s an amazing lady but a bit of a hooligan too – just look at that book title."

Despite spending much of his time in the ring either on the floor or clinching the former heavyweight champ, Jake Paul earned an eye-watering £32 million for the fight.

We're still debating whether that's worth having a broken jaw for.