Andrew Tate Faces Civil Lawsuit Over Alleged Rape and Assault in UK

Four women accuse the influencer of sexual violence, coercive control, and gunpoint threats between 2013 and 2015, with a preliminary hearing set for April 15.

Court documents allege Andrew Tate raped, assaulted, and strangled four women in incidents occurring in Luton and Hitchin, UK, from 2013 to 2015.
One accuser claims Tate pointed a gun at her face, threatening her by saying, 'You're going to do as I say or there'll be hell to pay.'
Two of the accusers worked for Tate's webcam business, while the other two were in relationships with him during the alleged incidents.
Three of the women previously reported Tate to the police in 2019, but the Crown Prosecution Service chose not to pursue charges at the time.
Tate denies all allegations, describing them as 'a pack of lies,' and the preliminary hearing for the civil lawsuit is scheduled for April 15 in London.