Kaylah Walton
Andrew Tate’s former partner has made shocking accusations, alleging that she caught him assaulting her friend after she had just taken a shower. This statement adds to the growing list of serious allegations against the controversial figure, who has been accused of various sexual crimes, including human trafficking.
The British-American figure has been widely criticized for his misogynistic views, which have drawn condemnation from many who see him as a harmful influence on youth.
Beneath his controversial public persona, there appears to be a darker aspect to Tate and his brother, Tristan, who have been linked to serious allegations of rape, as asserted by Sally about her friend.
According to RadarOnline.com, Sally stated, “When I returned, I witnessed him sexually assaulting her.” She expressed reluctance to work for him but felt financial pressure. Sally proposed a remote work arrangement where she would still pay them a portion of her earnings.
However, she claims they mocked her, calling her derogatory names and insisted that they wouldn’t allow her to leave their employment. In a moment of frustration due to exhaustion, Andrew allegedly threatened physical violence against her.
The accusations surrounding Tate and his brother involve not only human trafficking but also rape, raising concerns in the United Kingdom, while they are currently under investigation in Romania for potentially exploiting minors in their illegal activities.
Sally and another woman named Helen faced allegations of attempting to extort money from the 37-year-old, although the Crown Prosecution Service chose not to press charges after the Metropolitan Police initiated an inquiry.
In 2015, Helen reported the situation to Hertfordshire Police, which led to another investigation where Tate was questioned but released shortly thereafter, preceding his time on Big Brother.
Tate faces extradition to the UK
In March 2024, Bedfordshire Police began investigating the brothers for alleged sexual offenses occurring between 2012 and 2015, involving new victims and allegations.
Upon completion of the prosecution in Romania, the brothers are expected to be extradited to the United Kingdom to address these new charges.
They continue to proclaim their innocence amidst the ongoing investigations.
