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Andrew Tate will appear in court in 2026 in the civil abuse lawsuit filed by four women. He denies the allegations.

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25 June 2025, 13:14
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The High Court in London has ruled that the civil trial against Andrew Tate, accused of physical and sexual abuse by four women, will begin in 2026, bringing forward the original 2027 deadline. The plaintiffs, who have been given anonymity, allege that Tate subjected them to violence between 2013 and 2015. The defense attorney has announced that Tate will present evidence in his favor. Tate and his brother were also charged by the DIICOT in Romania with human trafficking and other crimes, but the indictment was quashed.

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