Tristan and Andrew Tate Leave Romania Amid Ongoing Court Case

Even though the Tate brothers are facing serious charges, they have taken a private plane out of Romania and are scheduled to return in March.

The BBC has received confirmation from sources that controversial social media influencers Andrew and Tristan Tate have departed Romania. The brothers, who are accused of rape, child trafficking, and money laundering, among other crimes, left early today morning just after 5:00 local time (03:00 GMT). by private aircraft from the airfield at Baneasa. It has been stated that they are traveling to the United States.

The Tates were detained in Romania three years ago, and although though they were allowed to leave the country, the investigation against them is still ongoing. In order for the brothers to meet the requirements of their “judicial control” status, prosecutors said that the accusations against them have not been withdrawn and that they must return to Romania by the end of March.

After being prohibited from leaving the nation for over two years, they are finally going. Although there are rumors that the brothers are moving to Florida, their legal issues have not been resolved. It is evident that the Tates’ legal struggles are far from done as they confront additional allegations in the UK and a case in Florida.

Once referring to himself as a “self-made millionaire,” Andrew Tate has come under fire for his misogynistic beliefs, while he still stands by his position. In a 2023 BBC interview, he denied promoting negative conduct toward women and asserted that his contentious teachings were meant to be a “force for good.”

The Tates are still being investigated, but Romanian officials acknowledged that the return of their US passports allowed them to leave. The brothers are supposed to present their escape from Romania as a personal triumph. In the past, Romania’s prime minister has disputed that the US administration exerted pressure on Romania to permit the Tates’ travel.

The Tate brothers’ legal drama continues to garner attention as they navigate their ongoing investigations in Romania and elsewhere, thanks to the strong support of right-wing social media users and their history of supporting former President Trump.