By Rania Loghmari
Controversial influencers Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan Tate are finally released from jail after four months, to be put under house arrest. They are being investigated over allegations of human trafficking and exploitation. However, neither of them has been formally charged, and no evidence has been found.
Andrew Tate, a British-US citizen with 5.2 million followers on Twitter and the most Googled man on earth, has 19 bank accounts all over the globe, including the Mediterranean region, as well as 5 passports; was arrested last year in December while staying in Romania.
In a statement he made to the press 2 days ago when theTates were released, Andrew Tate paid his respect to the “very attentive” judges who “heard” them, adding that he has “no resentment” to the country, Romania, under which they were detained. And that he “belie[s] in God,” adding that “the fire of truth will destroy all lies” and that justice will prevail.
When asked about his plans after jail, Andrew Tate said that he aims to continue doing pushups just as he did in jail, and to reach 10 thousand by the end of the week, as well as continue reading the Quran.
By Rania Loghmari
