Andrew Tate faces UK civil trial in 2027 over abuse, coercive control allegations

Four women in the UK have sued the controversial influencer Andrew Tate for damages of more than 100,000 pounds (about 116,900 euros). According to the London High Court on Tuesday, Tate is accused of rape and sexual coercion in a civil lawsuit. He is also said to have threatened a woman with a gun. The former kickboxer became known among other things with misogynistic sayings and views in online networks. He had to answer to court in several co…

Four women accusing the masculine influencer Andrew Tate of rape and sexual abuse in the UK are claiming damages.

The Latest Lawsuit Against Andrew Tate

They are prosecuting the male civil influencer for acts allegedly committed between 2012 and 2015.

Women accuse Tate of crimes of rape, coercive control and sexual assault between 2013 and 2015. He and his brother Tristan are also under investigation in Romania for rape, human trafficking and organized crime.

The trial had its first preliminary hearing at the High Court on Tuesday, ahead of a trial that will most likely begin in early 2027. Tate's lawyer Vanessa Marshall said he did not attend Tuesday's preliminary hearing and was not required to do so. She plans to give evidence in her defence at the trial. The four claimants, who have been granted anonymity, claim Tate subjected them to physical or sexual violence between 2013 and 2015. Two of them…