The Tate brothers are heading to the United States.
Andrew and Tristan Tate, who are facing charges including human trafficking in Romania, were cleared by Romanian authorities to leave the country.
On Thursday, Romania’s anti-organized crime agency, DIICOT, said that prosecutors had approved a “request to modify the obligation preventing the defendants from leaving Romania.”
However, judicial controls will remain in place.
“These include the requirement to appear before judicial authorities whenever summoned,” the statement read.
“The defendants have been warned that deliberately violating these obligations may result in judicial control being replaced with a stricter deprivation of liberty measure.”
Andrew Tate is also facing charges of sexual misconduct in Britain. A Romanian court has ruled that he can be extradited after the completion of his case.
According to the BBC, their private jet is destined for Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
The two brothers, aged 38 and 36, grew up in the United Kingdom but are also U.S. nationals through their late father.
The Tates’ case was first brought up by US officials in a phone call with the Romanian government last week and then followed up by Trump’s special envoy Richard Grenell when he met the Romanian foreign minister at the Munich Security Conference, said three people familiar with the matter.
A fourth person said a request was made to return the brothers’ passports and allow them to travel while they wait for court proceedings to conclude.
The brothers have vehemently denied all the charges against them, blaming them on a plan by globalist to imprison them over their controversial views on women and other social issues.
Female “loyalty” means nothing.
You’re paying her bills.
Of course she’s “loyal”.
Stop paying her bills and see how quickly her “feelings” change.
— Andrew Tate (@Cobratate) February 24, 2025
The brothers are yet to comment on this development.
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