UK court papers accuse influencer of pointing gun at woman's face

Self-avowed misogynist influencer Andrew Tate has been accused of pointing a gun at a woman's face, according to court documents seen on April 10, which detail sexual violence allegations from four women in Britain.

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The papers accuse Tate of rape and sexual assault, and were filed as part of a civil case the women were bringing in the London High Court.

Tate has denied the allegations, with a spokesman saying they are "unproven and untested".

The British-American influencer is facing legal action in several countries, including some cases where he is accused alongside his brother Tristan Tate.

The British court papers, seen by AFP, say the former professional kickboxer grabbed one woman by the throat several times in 2015. He is also accused of assaulting her with a belt and raping her.