Andrew and Tristan Tate will go back to UK to stand fees, legal professional says

Andrew and Tristan Tate will go back to the United Kingdom to stand 21 legal fees as soon as complaints in opposition to them in Romania have concluded, their legal professionals have mentioned.

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) mentioned on Wednesday that it had authorized fees together with rape, exact physically hurt and human trafficking in opposition to the brothers in 2024, prior to an extradition warrant was once issued to convey them again from Romania.

Authorities in Romania are investigating the 2 British-Americans in a separate case, in the case of quite a few fees which they deny.

In a remark on Thursday, legal professionals for the Tates mentioned that “once those proceedings are concluded in their entirety then they will return to face UK allegations”.

Previously, the brothers’ prison representatives mentioned that UK allegations dated again to between 2012 and 2015.

At the time of an arrest warrant acquired through Bedfordshire Police in March 2024, the Tates mentioned they “categorically reject all charges” and had been “very innocent men”.

A Romanian court docket has already dominated that the brothers may well be extradited to UK following the tip of any trial there, for which there’s no transparent timescale recently, and the CPS mentioned “domestic criminal matters in Romania must be settled first”.

The CPS mentioned Andrew Tate, a 38-year-old influencer and previous kickboxer, faces 10 fees hooked up to 3 alleged sufferers, together with rape, exact physically hurt, human trafficking and controlling prostitution for acquire.

Tristan Tate, 36, faces 11 fees hooked up to 1 alleged sufferer, together with rape, exact physically hurt and human trafficking.

Responding to the allegations at the Tates’s behalf, their solicitors mentioned there were a “vast amount of misinformation in the media regarding the allegations faced by our clients”.

A remark added: “Regardless of your views, it must be the case that everyone that is tried in England and Wales has the expectation of a fair trial.”