Good news for multi-millionaire entrepreneur and four-time world Kickboxing champion Andrew Tate – he is no longer under house arrest in Romania.
Tate, who is infamous for his self-made millionaire lifestyle and YouTube channel, was arrested in October of last year in Romania on suspicion of money laundering. He was put under house arrest in the country’s capital, Brasov, while authorities investigated the case against him.
The news of Tate’s release from house arrest came as a welcome surprise to his millions of fans around the world, who have been eagerly following his dramatic case. In a statement released by his legal team, Tate thanked his supporters for their “overwhelming outpouring of love and support” throughout the ordeal.
The details of the case remain unclear, and authorities have not commented on the matter. Tate’s team said that the charges against him have been dropped, but did not provide any further details. Roman Munteanu, Tate’s lawyer, stated that “Andrew’s rights have not been violated and that all decisions were made in full compliance with Romanian law.”
The announcement of Tate’s release from house arrest comes just months after his release from a Romanian jail, where he had been held after being arrested in October. Tate was held in jail for nearly a month before being released on bail and placed under house arrest in January.
Tate has built a large following over the years with his reckless online persona and tales of international luxury. His millions of supporters have been closely following his case since his arrest.
It is unclear if or when Tate will return to his base in the United Kingdom, but his team said that he plans to attend an upcoming World Kickboxing Championships event in Las Vegas.
