Andrew Tate, who has said that a society without free speech is “absolute tyranny” (below), is now suing 16 social media users on Twitter/X who have spoken out against him by posting court documents and videos of him allegedly admitting to crimes he has been accused of.
The New York Times noted that Tate is “facing sexual misconduct charges in Britain and is being investigated in Romania for human trafficking and money laundering.”
The BBC reported that Tate and his brother Tristan “were arrested in Romania three years ago and face trial on allegations of rape, trafficking minors and money laundering, all of which they deny.”
Andrew Tate in 2022 tells Piers Morgan how important free speech is, and that without it we have "absolute tyranny."
— Gadget (@Gadget44027447) March 21, 2025
Now in 2025, he is suing accounts on Twitter for sharing court documents and videos of him admitting to crimes. https://t.co/iX2uKWPWFJ pic.twitter.com/tCnwiETYzB
🚨 BREAKING:
— An Open Secret (@AnOpenSecret) March 20, 2025
Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate have just filed a defamation lawsuit against numerous Twitter users, many of whom are anonymous.
The Tates have admitted to sex trafficking girls under 18, in their own words many times, and have been charged with numerous crimes in… pic.twitter.com/pnVWgKnK4L
Andrew Tate is suing people for pointing out public information – like the many videos published online where he openly admits to being coercive and abusive to women. https://t.co/Poi7xUTFhg pic.twitter.com/K7wLhuJs2I
— Andreas Koureas FRAS FRSA 🇬🇧🎗️ (@AndreasKoureas_) March 21, 2025
(Sources: The New York Times, BBC, Twitter/X)