Andrew Tate says he’s moving back to America after Trump’s storming victory despite being under house arrest over rape charges

Andrew Tate has said he is returning to America after Donald Trump claimed victory in the election despite being under house arrest over rape allegations.

Trump won a decisive victory Wednesday morning after winning a whopping 295 Electoral College votes and claiming several crucial battleground states.

While Trump was still only expected to win, disgraced influencer Andrew Tate wrote to X/Twitter: “I’m moving back to America.”

The controversial social media figure then shared a series of messages with his 10 million followers on the platform following Trump’s victory, telling one user: “The men are in charge again.”

But Tate, 37, is currently under house arrest nearly 6,000 miles away in Romania, awaiting trial on human trafficking charges with his brother Tristan and two Romanian women.

Romania’s anti-crime agency DIICOT is investigating allegations of human trafficking, including trafficking of minors, committing sexual acts with a minor, forming an organized criminal group, money laundering and tampering with statements – all reportedly between 2014 and 2014 took place. 2024.

The disgraced brothers, who have dual American and British nationality, are also wanted in Britain, where they are accused of sexual assault.

The pair have denied the allegations against them in both Britain and Romania.

Tate has previously described himself as “absolutely a misogynist,” while also claiming that “I’m a realist and if you’re a realist, you’re sexist.” There is no way you can be grounded in reality and not be sexist.”

After Trump’s victory, Tate posted, “THE PATRIARCHY IS BACK,” before reiterating his belief that women should not vote.

Last month, the influencer shared a lengthy rant on

“They literally cannot see the bigger picture for the good of society and they certainly will never sacrifice for it.

“If you tell this to a woman, she won’t answer about the meta point, the average female vote, the ability to undermine democracy through their emotionality and suggestibility, etc.

“There is no concept of anything in the female mind other than a Truman Show type idea [sic] soap opera, in which the entire world and its events exist only for them and revolve around them.

“I say this as one of the most famous men in the world [sic]girls who are UNKNOWN, not even famous – think the world is all about them on a level I never could. They cannot even see ideas outside themselves. Nothing exists unless they are in the middle of it.

‘Just like a dog can eat food. But a dog can’t imagine another dog eating food.’

At the time of posting, the statement was viewed more than 900,000 times and received a whopping 11,000 likes.

Tate called Trump “the best president in history” and has criticized devastated Kamala Harris supporters on stage, telling women to “make me a sandwich” and “support Trump guys. Get on your A game’.

In July, Tate and his brother were banned from leaving Romania after an appeals court overturned a ruling allowing him to travel within the EU.

The Court of Appeal in Bucharest said it had overturned an earlier ruling that allowed the controversial internet personality free movement within the European Union while awaiting trial on human trafficking charges.

They are not allowed to leave Romania pending the start of the trial.

Tate and Tristan were initially arrested in December 2022 along with two Romanian women – model Georgiana Naghel and former agent Luana Radu – but were previously charged in June last year.

The two female suspects – dubbed ‘Tate’s Angels’ – also face extradition to Britain once their legal proceedings in Romania come to an end.

The brothers have been charged with 10 counts of rape and sexual assault by three alleged victims in Britain.

The pair faced complaints from victims who claimed they had been drugged and engaged in sexual acts between 2012 and 2015.

Romanian law stipulates that trafficking in adults carries a long prison sentence of up to ten years, just like rape.

The Tate brothers were held in police custody during the criminal investigation from late December 2022 to April 2023 to prevent them from fleeing the country or tampering with evidence.

Romanian prosecutors have said the Tate brothers recruited their victims by seducing them via social media and falsely claiming to want a relationship or marriage – eventually pretending to fall in love with them before letting them work for their company after they had lured them to their villa on the coast. suburbs of Bucharest.

The victims were then taken to properties outside the capital Bucharest and sexually exploited through physical violence and mental intimidation by being forced to produce pornographic content for social media sites that generated large financial profits, prosecutors said.

Tate, who has amassed 10.2 million followers on X, has repeatedly claimed that prosecutors in Romania have no evidence against him and that there is a political conspiracy to silence him.