Beauty queen-turned ‘anti woke’ journalist claims the Taliban is ‘worried about Andrew Tate’
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The Taliban are requesting updates on Andrew Tate’s arrest and are “concerned” about the influencer following his arrest in Romania, one of his biggest supporters has claimed.
Sameera Khan, a US-based former beauty queen, claimed on Twitter last night that she was arranging a meeting with Afghanistan’s ruling powers via the social media app.
The former Miss New Jersey, who was once referred to as a “wife” by Tate after her unwavering support of him, said the Taliban believe the West “needs” it.
Tate, 36, his brother Tristan, 34, and two women, one a former police officer and the other believed to be his girlfriend, were arrested as part of an investigation into allegations of human trafficking, rape and racketeering. .
Ms Khan, a self-described ‘anti-wake’ journalist, wrote: ‘We are hosting a Twitter slot with the Afghan Taliban to discuss the detention of Andrew Tate.
Sameera Khan (pictured), a US-based former beauty queen, claimed on Twitter last night that she was meeting with the ruling powers of Afghanistan via the social media app.
Andrew Tate was arrested on suspicion of rape and human trafficking. On Friday, a Romanian court announced that he will remain in custody for 30 days.
They’re worried about Andrew Tate and ask if he’s free now. They say Westerners need Andrew Tate because feminists oppress us.
Twitter Spaces allows users to have live conversations on the platform via an audio chat room, with certain people selected as ‘speakers’ and others as ‘listeners’.
It is not yet clear what was discussed at the meeting or who, if anyone, from the Taliban was present.
MailOnline has contacted Ms Khan for comment.
Ms Khan has been a longtime supporter of Tate and regularly uses the hashtag ‘FreeTopG’ following her arrest.
The former Miss New Jersey, who was once dubbed a ‘wife’ by Tate after her unwavering support of him, said the Taliban believe the West ‘needs’ him (pictured: Ms Khan)
Ms Khan has been a longtime supporter of Tate and regularly uses the hashtag ‘FreeTopG’ following her arrest. Tate called Ms Khan ‘wife’ when she tweeted in support of him on December 14 last year.
She hosted another Twitter space today to discuss the latest updates on the case.
In the chat, Ms Khan suggested that Mr Tate’s recent conversion to Islam was a “threat to the system”.
Speaking of his arrest, he said: “Clearly this is selective…the establishment wants to do its [the Tates’] extreme views nullifying them.
She added: “I’ve received death threats for my support of Andrew Tate…I’m used to it…but the attention I’ve received for this has been so much…and overwhelming.”
He also called on his fellow Tate supporters to ‘investigate’ his lawyer and his record of winning cases.
One listener told the group: ‘I have information on Tate’s lawyer…his name is Eugen Vidineac…’
Ms Khan said: ‘Can anyone see your case record… you know your win/loss…’
She added: “So if anyone wants to see his history… that would be nice… I want to hear from people.”
Tate called Ms Khan ‘wife’ when she tweeted in support of him on December 14 last year.
She had written to her 138,000 Twitter followers: ‘Sorry your attempt to cancel me for the 876th time this week has failed.
I will continue to defend @Cobratate [Andrew Tate] (especially knowing how much it turns leftists on to see women defending him)… stay excited you leftist scum.
It comes after images emerged of the two women who were arrested with Tate as part of the human trafficking and rape investigation, one of them a former sub-inspector for the Romanian police, while the other is his girlfriend.
Luana Radu, 32, previously worked at a police station in central Bucharest, but left the force eight years ago to pursue a career working in video chat rooms, which attract men from all over the world and have become a lucrative industry in Romania.
Model Georgiana Naghel, 28, who is also a US citizen, is described as a businesswoman and influencer who is believed to have been dating Tate for almost a year.
Both women are accused of being Tate’s closest lieutenants and prosecutors say they helped “coerce” and “control” at least six women into creating pornographic content on social media and helped keep them under house arrest “as prisoners”. .
Georgiana Naghel (pictured), 28, who is also a US citizen, is described as a businesswoman and influencer who is believed to have been dating Tate for nearly a year.
Luana Radu (pictured), 32, previously worked at a police station in central Bucharest, but left the force eight years ago to pursue a career working in video chat rooms.
Ms Naghel was born in Bucharest and raised in the Tuhari district and is believed to have met Tate through friends shortly after he moved to the country five years ago.
After initially helping him with his business interests, the two eventually formed a romantic bond and have become a regular fixture at the city’s exclusive clubs and bars.
While working in video chat rooms, Ms. Radu, who also goes by the name Ellie Dely on social media, met Tate and eventually became his administrative assistant, helping him run his online business empire, which has an estimated value of £100 million.
The two women were arrested on Thursday night at the £600,000 Tate warehouse-style mansion.
They share the same cell in the decrepit Bucharest Police Detention Center, where they have been in custody for 29 days, pending further investigation.
Tate and Tristian also share a cell in the same facility.
Ms Naghel was born in Bucharest and raised in the Tuhari district and is believed to have met Tate (pictured together) through friends shortly after she moved to the country five years ago.
Both Ms. Radu (pictured) and Ms. Naghel regularly post glamorous photos of themselves in designer clothes, often in exotic locations.
Luana Radu, a former police officer who was arrested along with social influencer Andrew Tate. Both are currently detained in Bucharest, Romania.
The prolific social media personality, 36, was detained at her shelter in Pipera, Voluntari, on the outskirts of Bucharest (outside photo)
The influencer moved to Romania to avoid police interference, where he hosts his webcam business
A wood-paneled room with leather couches and desk chairs appears to be the room in which he recorded his widely mocked response to Greta Thunberg.
Both Ms. Radu and Ms. Naghel regularly post glamorous photos of themselves in designer clothes, often in exotic locations.
Ms Radu graduated from the Romanian Police Academy but is believed to have only served as a police officer for around four years before leaving in 2014 to earn more money from video chat rooms.
Under Romanian law, she was required to submit an annual declaration of assets to prove her financial situation.
His last before leaving the force in 2014, published by the Romanian media, showed that he had less than £400 to his name.
Ms Naghel has posted few photos on social media of her and Tate together, though she did post one of them last year in a private jet, writing: “Flying my jet with the only woman I trust.” Magical powers.’