Andrew Tate, a popular figure in America and Britain, recently sat down for a vital TV chat with BBC correspondent Lucy Williamson. Andrew Tate rejected the rape and misogyny allegations. You might remember that Tate had been put on house arrest in April. Before that, on December 29, he, his brother Tristan, and two others were taken by police in Romania. The charge was a very serious one: human trafficking.
Opinion: Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate have been charged on what appears to be bogus charges of rape and human trafficking.
Based on the charges it appears they “coerced” women by offering relationships but only intended to sleep with them. Honestly this is one of the most… pic.twitter.com/2UM5ofxmkd
— 🇺🇸Travis🇺🇸 (@Travis_in_Flint) June 20, 2023
Romania’s law enforcement people say that the Tate brothers forced women to make adult videos. They also say the brothers hurt these women both physically and mentally. Andrew agreed to talk with the BBC without any rules about what they could ask.
During the chat shown on TV this past Thursday, it was clear that Andrew wasn’t happy with the questions he got. He even claimed that the BBC made up a story about a woman he supposedly forced into making adult videos. This woman, who didn’t want to be named, had shared her story about Andrew with the BBC earlier.
Andrew strongly believes he is not guilty of any crime, and he told the BBC during the chat.
Lucy, the BBC correspondent, didn’t let Andrew off the hook easily. She mentioned something strange that Andrew had said – that he would meet a woman, date her, make her fall in love, and then have her perform on a webcam for money.
Andrew quickly denied this, saying he didn’t remember saying such a thing. But Lucy reminded him that these words were on his website.
Andrew brushed off Lucy’s claim and said those words were found on the internet but weren’t his. The former kickboxing champion suggested that any woman with a problem with him should go to the police.
Lucy didn’t back down. She said the main issue was about messing with women’s feelings, tricking them into doing things they didn’t want to do. She mentioned a woman who disliked sharing her name but told the BBC that Andrew had done this to her.
Andrew asked if this woman, who he knew as “Sophie,” was saying he had done something illegal. He even teased Lucy for bringing this up.
He wasn’t happy with Lucy’s reply and called it “absolute garbage.” She, however, didn’t stop asking tough questions.
Throughout the chat, Lucy kept saying that Andrew was playing with girls’ feelings and making them do things on camera for his gain.
The chat ended on a strange note.
The BBC says that “Sophie” is helping Romanian police look into Andrew’s case.
