Romanian justice has lifted all preventive judicial control measures against Andrew Tate, accused of trafficking minors and money laundering, AFP informs, citing the influencer's lawyers.
Andrew Tate's team sent AFP the decision of the court in Bucharest which “revokes the preventive measure of judicial control ordered”
Neither the court nor the prosecutor's office responded to the request of the French press agency to explain or comment on the decision, which is final, but for now without reasons.
The lifting of the judicial control was also ordered regarding Tristan Tate, and the court costs in this regard fall under the responsibility of the Romanian state.
Tate brothers accused of human trafficking and rape
The Tate brothers are accused of trafficking in minors, sexual relations with a minor and money laundering in Romania. They are also accused of human trafficking and organized criminal group for the sexual exploitation of women in another case, which was sent back to the prosecutors.
They are being investigated by DIICOT under judicial review.
In the UK, Andrew Tate, 38, faces 10 charges in the UK, including rape, grievous bodily harm, human trafficking and supervising prostitution for profit, in relation to three women.
His brother, Tristan Tate, aged 36, faces 11 charges related to a woman, including rape, bodily harm and human trafficking, British prosecutors announced in August 2025.
