Andrew Tate Announces $100 Million Donation From Prison “To Protect Men From False Accusations”

Prosecutors arrested Andrew Tate, his brother, and two Romanians in December of last year on suspicion of human trafficking, rape, and making an organized crime group take advantage of women.

Internet personality who causes trouble Andrew Tate is in prison in Romania because he is accused of raping and trafficking people. On Sunday, he said that he had changed his will from jail.

Prosecutors arrested Mr. Tate, his brother, and two Romanians in December of last year on suspicion of human trafficking, rape, and putting together an organized crime group to exploit women. The former kickboxer and others have denied the claims, which he continues to do on Twitter, which he has been using even though he is in jail.

Now, on Sunday, Mr. Tate tweeted from the Romanian prison that he had changed his will. He said that he would give $100 million to start a charity to help men who have been wrongly accused.

I updated my will from prison.

I will be donating 100 million to start a charity to protect men from false accusations.

— Andrew Tate (@Cobratate) February 5, 2023

It is still not clear if Andrew Tate himself sent the tweet or if someone else was in charge of his account.

Authorities in Romania think that Mr. Tate and other suspects held several women against their will and made them do sex acts while they were being filmed. The Tate brothers and the other two Romanians were arrested soon after the former kickboxer told climate activist Greta

Romanian police have already taken away 11 of the controversial social media influencer’s cars, including a $2.9 million Bugatti Chiron, as well as a number of buildings, including one where the brothers lived and allegedly held six young women.

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Also, it was said last month that Mr. Tate has complained about how “inhumane” things are in the prison where he is staying. Tate told his website, followers, in an email that his prison cell “has no light” and that there are “cockroaches, lice, and bed bugs” there. Greta Thunberg, a climate activist, heard a former kickboxer brag about his cars and how much pollution they put out.