No, tweets from private Twitter accounts do not appear in Google search results. When an account is set to private, all of its tweets, media, and interactions are hidden from search engines.

However, the profile itself may still be indexed by Google. This means that if someone searches for a private user’s Twitter handle on Google, they might see the profile name and bio in the search results. But clicking on the profile will show a locked account with no visible tweets.

Additionally, any past public tweets made before switching to a private account might still appear in search results until they are removed from Google’s cache. Over time, these tweets will disappear as search engines update their index.

If you want to explore more about private Twitter account limitations, you can read private tweets.