Andrew Tate, an influential figure known for his misogynistic views and background as a former kickboxer, once allegedly boasted about committing rape, as reported by Vice World News. The release of text and voice messages including these claims follows a recent incident in which Tate's attempt to secure his release from a Romanian prison, amidst a sex-trafficking investigation involving him and his brother, was unsuccessful.
These newly surfaced messages shed light on the disturbing nature of Tate's alleged behavior, with the content indicating his apparent pride in engaging in non-consensual acts. The revelations add to the growing controversy surrounding Tate, whose previous actions and statements have already drawn significant criticism.
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'I love raping you'
Vice reported that Andrew Tate sent threatening messages to a woman who accused him of rape in 2013. These messages included disturbing statements where he expressed enjoyment of the incident. In one message, Tate said, "I love raping you" and claimed that when he had control over someone, he could do whatever he wanted. As a result of these serious messages, Tate was arrested on December 17, 2015, according to a spokesperson from the Hertfordshire police.
In addition to this case, two other women came forward and spoke to Vice about allegations against Tate. One woman accused him of rape, while another accused him of violent assault and mentioned that he had strangled her. The police confirmed to Insider that Tate was arrested on July 18, 2015, in connection with these allegations. However, despite the arrests and investigations, no charges were pressed against Tate. One of the accusers provided the police with text messages she claimed were sent by Tate after the alleged rape, which further supported her account of the incident.
'I'm just debating whether I should rape you or not'
The woman, whose name was not disclosed, shared her account with Vice, revealing that she had known Andrew Tate since 2009 and started dating him in 2013. She recounted a disturbing incident during her first night at Tate's apartment when she expressed her unwillingness to engage in sexual activity.
According to the victim's testimony, Tate's demeanor suddenly changed, and he callously remarked, "I'm just debating whether I should rape you or not." Shocked, she asked him, "What's wrong?" but instead of reassurance, Tate proceeded to strangle and sexually assault her. Throughout the assault, he allegedly referred to her as his property and questioned her about to whom she belonged.
She further disclosed to Vice that Tate has made similar degrading comments in his videos, claiming that women are the possessions of men and even endorsing violence against women in the context of infidelity. These revelations expose a troubling pattern in Tate's attitudes and beliefs toward women.
'You didn't like that I was thinking I can do whatever I want to you'
The victim's voice notes contained disturbing messages that she shared to describe what happened. Tate's voice note included him saying things like, "Am I a bad person... because the more you didn't like it, the more I enjoyed it," showing that he wanted to control and do things she didn't like.
The victim's story, backed up by the messages and voice notes, showed a really bad situation. Tate claimed his power by saying, "You didn't like that I was thinking I can do whatever I want to you," and he even called himself the smartest person in the world. He also sent a video where he broke a baseball bat on his leg, bragging about being dangerous and saying how lucky she was to have been with him.
In December 2022, Andrew Tate, his brother Tristan, and two Romanian women were arrested for being involved in a Romanian sex trafficking investigation. They were accused of human trafficking and rape, which means they exploited women for making pornography, and there is also a separate accusation of rape. After their appeal was unsuccessful, Tate and his brother Tristan stayed in jail until the end of January when they were put under house arrest.
