It seems like Andrew Tate and his brother are not over with legal troubles. Yes! you heard it right. The Sun reported that Andrew Tate's brother Tristan has been slapped with fresh charges of inciting violence against investigators investigating a case of controversial social media influencers. For the unversed, the Tate Brothers- Andrew and Tristan are currently in house arrest along with two Romanian women on the charges of human trafficking and rape allegations. While Andrew Tate's plea for bail keeps on getting rejected and his house arrest period keeps on getting extended by the Romanian authorities, his brother might increase his legal worries. As per reports, Tristan is now facing an additional charge of inciting others to violence, especially against the investigators.
The Sun reported that Romania's DIICOT anti-organized crime prosecuting unit notified Tristan Tate on Monday about the fresh charges against him. As soon as Tristan was informed about the incitement of violence charge, Tristan took to his Twitter handle and slammed the prosecutors. It is pertinent to mention here that Andrew and Tristan were informed last week by the court that their house arrest extension would last another 30 days. Notably, Andrew and Tristan were arrested on December 29 last year on charges of human trafficking.
Who is Andrew Tate?
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For those who don't know, Emory Andrew Tate III is an American-British former professional kickboxer and internet personality, but a controversial social media influencer. In 2005, Tate started practicing boxing and martial arts. In November 2008, Tate was ranked the 7th best light-heavyweight kickboxer in Britain by the International Sport Kickboxing Association. Post his retirement, Tate started selling memberships and courses on the website. Since his retirement, he has emerged as a significant influencer despite being barred from a number of platforms for his misogynistic social media commentary. Notably, Tate is a hypermasculine influencer who often talks about men's rights, however in doing so, he also earns a lot of hate for his anti-women (sexist) comment.