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Andrew Tate is toxic, but it’s his fans who need help
Evening Standard
|January 04, 2023
No clown: Andrew Tate was accused of a string of serious crimes last week
WITH his tattoos, designer stubble, kimono and cigar, to the casual scroller Andrew Tate seems almost a parody of a “bro Influencer”, peddling an absurdist machismo. Yet after his arrest last week in Romania on charges of human trafficking, rape and forming an organised crime group, both the seriousness of his dogma and the size of his support has become disturbingly apparent.
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