MURDERER Kenneth Noye boasted about his fitness to a clueless TikTokker who jokingly branded him an “old-school gangster” — despite not knowing he was.

The villain chatted to Gymskin — real name Jack Smith — in a greasy spoon in Sevenoaks, Kent.

Jack Smith, right, laughs with Kenneth Noye, a notorious gangster, in a diner.Kenneth Noye boasted about his fitness to a clueless TikTokker A man with tattoos smiling at his phone while a smiling older man sitting across from him gestures to the right.The Brink’s-Mat villain chatted to Gymskin — real name Jack Smith — in a greasy spoon in Sevenoaks, Kent

Footage shows the conversation turning to Essex, as Jack says he lives in Brentwood.

He briefly mentions “all the old Essex Boys” and someone says off camera: “Yeah, he (Noyes) knows them.”

Noye was associated with Pat Tate, one of the Essex Boys to die in a 1996 gangland killing.

Jack points at and says: “Old school gangster.”

Noye, 79, gives a knowing grin in response.

, jailed for a 1996 road rage murder, says he has been visiting the café since the 1960s.

Jack asks if he works out, telling Noye: “You’re in good shape.”

He walks off, still unaware who he was speaking to, adding: “They were nice.”

Two men, Jack Smith and Tommy Tokka, at a table in a cafe, one laughing and pointing while the other smiles.Gymskin streaming from the cafe Kent Police issued picture of Kenneth Noye, 52, found guilty of murder.Gangster Noye, jailed for a 1996 road rage murder, says he has been visiting the café since the 1960s Credit: Alamy

After serving almost two decades behind bars, he was released on licence in 2019.

His criminal career has since been dramatised in the series The Gold, which charted , the laundering of the stolen bullion and the long-running investigation into those involved.

Eze Chidiebere Paul

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