Andrew Tate's rise from kickboxing champion to one of the internet's most recognisable influencers has been shadowed by years of serious allegations. Now, a lengthy investigation published by The New Yorker has set out new detail on claims that the self-described misogynist built his multimillion-pound empire by exploiting women, including allegations of rape, coercion and trafficking that he has repeatedly denied.
The report, written by Heidi Blake, details accounts from multiple women who accused Tate of manipulation, sexual violence and psychological control. Among the most serious revelations were messages allegedly sent to one woman who later accused him of rape, including the statement.
