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Andrew Tate’s new charges include 19 for ‘indecent images of a child’ and ‘extreme’ porn

Andrew Tate, bro Tristan ordered to remain in federal jail — as judge considers UK extradition on sex abuse charges
Andrew Tate’s new charges include 19 for ‘indecent images of a child’ and ‘extreme’ porn

Accused rapist Andrew Tate was hit with fresh charges for allegedly possessing child porn, it emerged as the controversial influencer and his brother continue to fight their extradition from the US to the UK. The 39-year-old “manosphere” influencer was hit with 19 new charges relating to “indecent images of a child and extreme pornography” by Britain’s Crown Prosecution Service, the Telegraph reported. Former professional kickboxer Andrew also...

Accused rapist Andrew Tate was hit with fresh charges for allegedly possessing child porn, it emerged as the controversial influencer and his brother continue to fight their extradition from the US to the UK.

The 39-year-old “manosphere” influencer was hit with 19 new charges relating to “indecent images of a child and extreme pornography” by Britain’s Crown Prosecution Service, the Telegraph reported.

Former professional kickboxer Andrew also faces seven new counts of rape, three counts of sex trafficking and three counts of assault.

Andrew Tate’s new charges include 19 for ‘indecent images of a child’ and ‘extreme’ porn
Accused rapist Andrew Tate (left) was hit with 19 new charges relating to “indecent images of a child and extreme pornography.” Trstan Tate faces one count of sexual assault, two counts of rape and three counts of sex trafficking.

His younger brother Tristan, 38, faces one count of sexual assault, two counts of rape and three counts of sex trafficking.

These 38 new charges are related to four accusers spanning a period between July 2010 and August 2017.

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The brothers appeared in a federal courtroom in Miami on Monday, where their lawyers said they would fight their extradition to the UK.

Wearing light brown prison uniforms, handcuffs, and shackles at the waist and ankles, the pair spoke only to say “Yes, your honor,” in response to the judge’s question about whether they understood their rights.

Both brothers are accused of choking women, sometimes until they passed out, before raping them, according to unsealed documents from Bedfordshire Police in southeast England.

Another woman alleged Andrew visited her home and choked her to the point that “she was afraid Tate was going to kill her,” according to the complaint.

Tristan is alleged to have regularly choked, beat, and raped a woman he was dating in 2012 and 2013, with the accuser telling police he gave her a black eye and whipped her with a belt.

On Monday, the Tates’ lawyer, Joseph D McBride, told reporters outside the courtroom his clients were innocent.

Andrew Tate, bro Tristan ordered to remain in federal jail — as judge considers UK extradition on sex abuse charges
The Tate brothers’ lawyers, Joseph McBride (center) and Thomas Maniotis (right), speak to reporters outside court in Miami on Monday. Getty Images

“They’ve never done nothing wrong. They shouldn’t be extradited for crimes they didn’t commit. It’s garbage. It’s a stitch-up job,” he said.

He called the attempted extradition by British authorities to a “political kidnapping,” and estimated that the final decision will take “around 60 days.”

In the meantime, the pair are reportedly being kept in solitary confinement in federal custody in Miami, ahead of their next court hearing on July 27.

Andrew Tate, bro Tristan ordered to remain in federal jail — as judge considers UK extradition on sex abuse charges
In this courtroom sketch, Andrew and Tristan Tate stand in front of a U.S. Marshal in Miami federal court, Monday, July 20, 2026, in Miami, Florida. AP
Andrew Tate, bro Tristan ordered to remain in federal jail — as judge considers UK extradition on sex abuse charges
In this courtroom sketch, Andrew and Tristan Tate appear with their attorneys before Judge Lauren Louis in Miami federal court, Monday, July 20, 2026, in Miami. AP

The elder Tate brother was already facing 10 charges, including three counts of rape, four of actual bodily harm, two of human trafficking, and one of controlling prostitution for gain.

Tristan was previously facing 11 charges, including three counts of rape, six of actual bodily harm, and two of human trafficking, following the brothers’ arrests on Saturday in Miami.

The pair have been living in Romania since 2016, where they are facing a separate criminal investigation over allegations of human trafficking, rape, forming an organized criminal group, and money laundering.

A final decision on extraditing Andrew and Tristan, who hold joint US and British nationalities, will be made by Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

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Tate Brothers Appear In Federal Court For Extradition Hearing For Rape And Sex Trafficking Charges
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In this courtroom sketch, Andrew and Tristan Tate appear with their attorneys before judge Lauren Louis in Miami federal court, Monday, July 20, 2026, in Miami, Florida.
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In this courtroom sketch, Andrew and Tristan Tate appear with their attorneys before judge Lauren Louis in Miami federal court, Monday, July 20, 2026, in Miami.
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