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Andrew Tate turned $700K Romanian warehouse into hideout

Andrew Tate turned $700K Romanian warehouse into hideout

Andrew Tate turned $700K Romanian warehouse into hideout

Andrew Tate marked “every lady he owned” in a Romanian compound

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  • Andrew Tate turned a $700K Romanian warehouse into a hideout.
  • He bought the property which is situated in the town of Voluntari.
  • Andrew made an appearance on the UK reality TV program “Big Brother” in 2016
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The $700,000 Romanian warehouse that Andrew Tate, 36, and his 34-year-old brother Tristan converted into a permanent residence was the scene of their arrest on Thursday night for alleged sex trafficking.

When Andrew initially arrived in Romania in 2017, he bought the property, which is situated in the town of Voluntari, outside of Bucharest.

Emory the social media celebrity and self-described misogynist Andrew Tate III said that 40% of his motivation to leave the United Kingdom was motivated by the desire to avoid being accused of rape while police looked into abuse allegations.

When Andrew was a young child, his family moved to the UK because his father, Emory Tate, had trouble finding employment there.

He has stated, “So by age 11, I was [the] man of the home,” adding that he quickly began working in marketplaces while still in school.

I’m not a rapist, but I like the idea of just being able to do what I want, Andrew stated in a video explaining why he relocated from the UK to Romania. I enjoy my freedom, the Guardian reports.

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Photos of his Romanian home, which he once gave visitors a tour of, depict a blatant bachelor pad with modern decor and elegant furniture.

With various security-video feeds shown on high-tech monitors in one area, and a James Bond-inspired glass closet with a variety of weaponry and dark jackets in another.

The location where Andrew taped his widely parodied criticism of climate activist Greta Thunberg in which he was spotted smoking a cigar looks to be the same room with wood paneling and leather sofas.

In honor of his late father, who was an international master of the game and one of the top active players in the world before passing away in 2015 at age 56, he also owns a sizable chessboard.

According to the Guardian, he operated “Hustler’s University” out of this house, where 127,000 men pay him $47 a month for advice on money and life in general.

In a previously made public arrest video, officers are shown storming the dark villa with battering rams and firearms before leading Andrew into a car.

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Both brothers are purportedly suspected in an alleged organized crime ring that allegedly “sexually exploited” at least six women by enlisting, housing, and coercing them into appearing in pornographic recordings that were then sold online.

In addition to stacks of cash, officers also found a number of pistols, a knuckle duster, a hatchet, and swords of various lengths during the raid.

When Andrew made an appearance on the UK reality TV program “Big Brother” in 2016, his fame began to soar.

He was fired off the show after only seven days when a video emerged of him abusing and flogging his fiancée for admiring other men. He instructed a woman to count the bruises he gave her in a second video that surfaced.

He said that if a woman’s boyfriend “even chats to a dude, it’s cheating” after saying that having intercourse with another man is “not adultery, it’s exercise.”

Andrew’s opinions resulted in multiple online bans, beginning in 2017 when he was suspended by Twitter for claiming that women should “carry responsibility” for being sexually assaulted or raped at the height of the Harvey Weinstein scandal.

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In relation to his fortune, Andrew has stated that he made his first million when he was 27 years old, adding that “by the time I was 31, I had a hundred million dollars.” He even claimed to have more than three times the wealth of Elon Musk at his richest, saying, “I became a trillionaire pretty recently… the world’s first trillionaire.”

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