Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan are extremely controversial figures in the world of YouTube and livestreaming. Overall, they came to prominence thanks to their podcasts about the dating world. Moreover, they have delivered comments about the "red pill" and how men should deal with women. Their content has been deemed misogynistic, and there are some who believe the two should not have a platform. However, they have built a massive fanbase, mostly comprised of adolescent boys.
In the midst of their rise to fame, they were arrested in Romania and brought up on sex trafficking charges. They will have to stand trial, and while they deny all wrongdoing, there are plenty of people who hope they go away for a long time. During this saga, they have remained in Romania, although Adin Ross accidentally let it slip that the brothers were planning to leave the country. Considering their legal issues, this is a big no-no. Today, however, the Tate brothers found themselves in trouble for a whole different reason.
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According to Sky News, the brothers were arrested in Romania thanks to a warrant from the United Kingdom. They are being accused of "sexual aggression," with one accusation dating back to 2012. At this point, there is no telling where this arrest will go. However, it is clear that they will not be able to actually leave Romania, anytime soon. Of course, Tate's fans are not happy with this arrest. His fans are known for being anti-establishment, and they will most definitely use this as a means to say the brothers are being treated unfairly. Only time will tell how these allegations play out now that the two have been put in custody.
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