More women have come forward with allegations of sexual exploitation against the controversial influencer Andrew Tate since his latest arrest in Romania, The News Movement can reveal.
Lawyers for some of the women accusing the former kickboxer and reality TV star of rape and sex trafficking in Romania have offered legal support to “survivors of Tate” and say more women have already made contact.
Haley McNamara, vice president of the US-based National Centre on Sexual Exploitation (NCOSE) told TNM that “a couple” of women had spoken to them with further allegations against Tate, 36, who was arrested for rape, sex trafficking and forming an organised crime group at his compound in Bucharest in December 2022.
In an exclusive interview with TNM, Haley said that the women the NCOSE, a non-profit based in Washington DC, are supporting in the Romanian case against him had suffered a series of attacks by “armies of trolls online” accusing them of lying and threatening to “dox” them - or release personal details including their home addresses online.