Andrew Tate lands in Florida aboard private jet after he was allowed to leave Romania where authorities are releasing his assets following intervention by Trump administration

Andrew and Tristan Tate have landed in Florida after being allowed to leave Romania following an intervention by Donald Trump's administration. Andrew Tate posted a photo after landing, showing him inside the private jet, showing him sat on a seat with his pet dog on his lap Andrew and Tristan Tate have landed in the US after fleeing Romania to resolve a series of family issues in a private jet This afternoon their plane was seen arriving in Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Andrew and Tristan Tate, both joint US and UK nationals, were arrested in 2022 on charges of human trafficking, sexual misconduct, money laundering and forming an organised crime group Andrew Tate and his brother have reportedly left Romania by private jet A Russian made Lada 1500 car, which was seized from Andrew Tate's residence on the outskirts of Bucharest in August 2024, will be returned to him Also in August last year, Tate's Ferrari 488 GTB was seized. Andrew Tate's Audi RS 7 Sportback with the licence plate B-399-SPY will also be returned They are believed to have left the country by private jet, with sources adding that the brothers are heading to the US state of Florida Andrew Tate has labelled Trump 'the best president in history' and declared ahead of his election victory that he would be moving back the the US Andrew Tate still faces criminal proceedings in both Romania and the UK The women are fundraising to pay for the cost of pursuing a civil case against Tate after the CPS dropped the criminal case following a four-year investigation. 'Given that Prime Minister Starmer is in the US today to meet with President Trump, perhaps his team may take the opportunity to raise this issue on behalf of the many British women who Tate is alleged to have raped and sexually assaulted who may now be denied justice,' the alleged victim's solicitor said A BBC journalist said Andrew and Tristan Tate will declare the travel restrictions imposed upon them being lifted as a 'great victory' BBC journalist Nick Thorpe said Andrew and Tristan Tate will declare the travel restrictions imposed upon them being lifted as a 'great victory'. An advocate of Trump who once described him as 'the best president in history', Tate suggested after the 2024 election that his case in Romania would now be dismissed, telling his followers to 'watch this space' Matthew Jury, a lawyer representing four alleged victims of Andrew Tate said Tate's accusers were 'distraught' over US officials' call to Romanian authorities Romania's Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu had also denied being pressured by the Trump administration to lift the travel restrictions imposed on the Tate brothers.