Content Warning: This article discusses allegations of sexual assault and abuse.
Andrew Tate has built a large following as a social media personality and controversial figure who often attracts attention with his remarks and actions. Recently, an accuser made disturbing claims about his alleged webcam operation.
Andrew Tate accuser says she was pressured into sex acts she rejected
One woman who accused the social media personality claimed she worked at his alleged webcam business in Romania. She alleged that he forced her to perform a sex act on a bed knob for an hour. As per TMZ, court documents stated that she claimed Andrew Tate convinced her to move to Romania in 2017. She alleged that he told her she could choose whether to work as a webcam model.
She claimed that everything changed after she arrived in Romania. The woman said she worked 12-hour shifts while Tate, his brother Tristan Tate, and others controlled the chats and collected money for sexual acts she had not agreed to perform.
She said she specifically rejected anal activity but claimed her boundaries were ignored. According to the filing, she was pressured to use sex toys and was allegedly told on one occasion to “f*ck a bed knob for an hour.” Describing the experience, she said it felt like “sexual slavery.”
The allegations also involved Tristan Tate. According to the new filing, another woman claimed that the American-British internet personality repeatedly choked her during sex until she lost consciousness. According to the woman, Tristan once told her, “The more he liked someone, the more he wanted to hurt them.”
While the brothers faced these allegations, their lawyer, Joe McBride, said that the UK had politically abducted two American citizens. He argued that Britain expected the public to believe that Andrew and Tristan Tate, two men who had women pursuing them throughout their adult lives, needed to force anyone to do anything. He added that only “low-IQ fools” could believe it and claimed that Britain was relying on those people.
If you or someone you know has been sexually assaulted, contact the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE (4673).
