Andrew Tate has said that "justice will be served" after he and his brother Tristan were released from jail in Romania following a three-month stint in custody.
The four-time world kickboxing champion and his younger sibling were arrested on suspicion of alleged human trafficking and forming an organised crime group in late December. On Friday evening, the pair were released from prison in Bucharest alongside two British woman related to the investigation, with the group now being held on house arrest.
Earlier this week, the brothers' attempt to overturn a decision denying them bail failed, however on Friday they were able to successfully appeal last week's decision to extend their incarceration by an extra 30 days, the Mirror reports.
