Tate, alongside his brother Tristan, flew to Florida on Thursday after a travel ban was lifted.
Alleged victims of Andrew Tate have called for his extradition to the UK following the lifting of a travel ban that allowed him and his brother Tristan to fly to Florida. The victims, accusing Tate of sexual violence between 2013 and 2015, are urging the Home Secretary to act, emphasizing the need to support all British victims. They are pursuing a civil case in the UK High Court after the CPS declined to prosecute in 2019. Meanwhile, the Tate brothers face extradition to the UK post-Romanian proceedings, where they are charged with human trafficking, rape, and money laundering, which they deny. Their assets remain partially seized, with a court warning against violating their legal obligations.
