Andrew Tate Claims Belief in Justice and God Amid Bucharest Court Appearance for Human Trafficking a


Appearing in a Bucharest court alongside his brother on Wednesday, June 21, controversial influencer Andrew Tate faces charges of human trafficking and rape.

Upon entering the Bucharest Tribunal on Wednesday, June 20, Tate expressed his faith in God and the justice system, stating, “I believe in God and I believe in the justice system, and we are going to be OK,” to reporters.

Accompanied by four bodyguards who cleared the way for them, he and his brother Tristan made their way inside the courthouse.

When questioned by a reporter if he was a rapist, Andrew Tate emphatically responded, “Of course not, don’t ask me stupid questions.”

Despite the severity of the charges against them – including human trafficking, rape, and forming a criminal group to sexually exploit women – the pair appeared in good spirits, exchanging smiles and waves.

A Romanian judge later adjourned the case of Tate and his brother until Friday, as reported by CNN affiliate Antena 3.

The court was anticipated to decide on house arrest and set a trial date for the pair.

Upon leaving the courthouse for house arrest, Tate expressed gratitude towards supporters worldwide, stating, “I would like to say a massive ‘Thank you’ to all the supporters we have around the world. Regardless of what the mainstream media keep saying and the lies they’re trying to report, we get tens of thousands of messages from people every single day supporting us, and they understand that we’re not the first affluent, wealthy men who have been unfairly attacked.”

The Tate brothers are the highest-profile suspects to face trial on human-trafficking charges in Romania.

They were placed under house arrest alongside two Romanian female suspects pending a criminal investigation for abuses allegedly committed against seven women – accusations they have denied.

Andrew Tate has also been charged with raping one of the victims, while his brother Tristan has been charged with instigating others to violence.

Prosecutors have alleged that the Tate brothers lured their victims by falsely promising a relationship or marriage.

The Tate brothers’ legal team stated, “will embrace the opportunity to fight in court and present arguments and evidence” to prove their innocence, as mentioned in a statement obtained by Antena3 in Romania.

One additional British woman recently accused Andrew Tate of sexual assault, joining a civil claim for damages against him, in addition to three other women who intend to pursue legal action against him as of April.


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