Andrew Tate has become a huge internet sensation in recent months as his words make for viral TikTok's seen by millions.
The son of an International chess master, Tate has recently achieved unprecedented popularity on the social media platform.
The kickboxer flaunts his extravagant lifestyle on Instagram and claims to own several high-end supercars, such as a limited-edition Bugatti Chiron which costs an estimated £3.4m.
The former professional kickboxer, entrepreneur and content creator, runs an online course in “modern wealth creation” at his own “Hustlers University”, which he founded.
The star recently said he was a trillionaire, although that claim is disputed by many with only six trillionaires in the world.
But estimates say Tate could be worth around €35 million.
Many people on this side of the world may remember Tate from his appearance on Big Brother in England back in 2016.
The reality star and kickboxer, was removed from the Big Brother house when a video of him hitting a woman with a belt emerged.
He has also come under fire for his thoughts on depression, he tweeted shortly after his Big Brother stint: "Depression isn't real. You feel sad, you move on. You will always be depressed if your life is depressing. Change it," he started off.
"There are very few fat lonely man, aged 60. With no money or family or hobbys. Who arnt depressed. - this is not a clinical disease."
During his time in the house, racist and homophobic tweets sent from his account were uncovered, dating back years.
But now the reality personality has come in for unprecedented fame and boasts 3.5m followers on Instagram where he posts his thoughts and posts pictures of his wealth.
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