(Photo by Andrei Pungovschi/Getty Images) The Tate brothers, who shot to fame through social media with their controversial takes on toxic masculinity, have been embroiled in legal troubles in ...

Andrew Tate - a champion of Donald Trump - along with his brother are dual US and UK nationals. The newspaper reports that, during several conversations, a request was made to return the brothers ...

The Tate brothers have been charged with human trafficking, rape and forming a criminal gang to sexually exploit women and are awaiting trial in Romania, where the offences are alleged to have ...

U.S. officials also brought up the case against the Andrew and Tristan Tate during a phone call with the Romanian government last week, and a request was made to give the brothers their passports ...

Mr Grenell has previously shown support for the Tate brothers on social media. He posted on X at the beginning of February that Romania was the “latest example” of how “USAid programs were ...

USAID bribed the Romanian government to target conservatives like the Tate brothers. “The USAid programs were weaponized against people and politicians who weren’t woke,” Grenell tweeted ear ...

The Tate brothers are strong supporters of President Trump. Following Trump’s win in November, Andrew Tate posted on X (formerly Twitter): “I’m moving back to America.” ...

A source told the Financial Times that officials asked for passports to be returned to the Tate brothers. Emil Hurezeanu confirmed the Tate brothers' case had been raised in a call from the US.

The Trump administration has pressured Romanian authorities to remove travel restrictions on the Tate brothers, reports say. Self-described misogynist Andrew Tate has been accused of a string of ...

The Trump administration has pressured Romanian authorities to remove travel restrictions on the Tate brothers, reports say. Self-described misogynist Andrew Tate has been accused of a string of ...

Hurezeanu cited Grenell as saying he remained interested in the fate of the Tate brothers. “I did not perceive this statement as pressure, just a repeat of a known stance,” Hurezeanu said.