Andrew Tate’s Net Worth In 2024: From Being A Professional Kickboxer To Social Media Personality, The Controversial Influencer Has Accumulated Quite A Decent Fortune!
Andrew Tate is known for his toxic and misogynistic views and has been accused of s*xual misconduct. Read more.
Andrew Tate’s Net Worth In 2024(Photo Credit –Twitter)
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Andrew Tate is a former professional kickboxer and a well-known social media personality known for spewing conspiracy theories. He and his brother Tristan were detained in the UK on Monday in Bucharest after police got an arrest warrant. The influencer is known to have toxic and misogynistic views and has been accused of s*xual misconduct and human trafficking. He and his brother have been fighting charges from the Romanian prosecutors.
Tate was born as Emory Andrew Tate III in 1986. His father, Emory Tate, was a chess master. Besides his younger brother Tristan, he also has a younger sister, Janine. Over the years, he has earned a decent fortune. Keep scrolling for more.
Tate’s Kickboxing Career
He started kickboxing professionally at the age of 19. A few years later, he was ranked one of the top 10 kickboxers in Britain by the International Sport Kickboxing Association [ISKA]. He has won several competitions in his kickboxing career. In 2014, he defended his ISKA Belt and won the Enfusion Belt, and with that, he became a four-time world champion. He has participated in around thirty-one fights before retiring.
Andrew Tate, also known as King Cobra, also participated in MMA and won two matches out of three.
Tate in Big Brother-
Big Brother is a British Reality series that is widely popular. Andrew appeared in the reality TV show in 2016, and during his time on the show, he came under scrutiny for his racist and homophobic comments on X [formerly Twitter] in the past. He was removed from the show after a few days because of a controversial video in which he was seen hitting a woman with a belt. It was later reported that the former kickboxer was removed from the show because of an ongoing police investigation for alleged r*pe. The case closed in 2019, and no charges were filed.
Tate’s online ventures
Andrew and his brother Tristan started selling online courses at Hustlers University. The courses were offered at $49.99. According to Celebrity Net Worth, it had over 100K subscribers and made a revenue of around $5 million [if the numbers are accurate]. It gave consumers tips and guides on unconventional employment, such as crypto, copywriting, e-commerce, etc. He also introduced pyramid marketing to this course. Tristan and Andrew also ran a webcam business and employed around 75 webcam models.
They also had another online venture, The War Room. As per reports, Tate’s War Room had 434 members who paid $8000 a year for their membership, which shows that he earned about $3.5 million from their annual subscription fees.
Tate & social media
King Cobra gained more popularity when he started sharing his misogynistic and toxic thoughts on how a so-called alpha male should be. People even call him the king of toxic masculinity. He did gain popularity for his regressive thoughts but was also banned from social media. He is currently banned from Instagram and YouTube. He was also banned from Twitter.
But he still goes viral on social media. For example, he recently claimed that John Cena has sold his soul to gay paymasters, and his nak*d stint at the Oscars 2024 was some kind of a ritual.
Tate’s alleged car collections
Andrew Tate reportedly claimed that he was a billionaire, and then, once he Tweeted, he would be the world’s first trillionaire. He claimed he has a Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport worth $5.2 million, two Lamborghinis, a Rolls Royce Wraith, and a McLaren 720s. In 2019, several of his cars were seized from Andrew’s collection.
Tate’s net worth-
According to Celebrity Net Worth, Andrew Tate has an estimated net worth of around $12 million.
Tate’s Arrest –
In December 2022, Andrew and Tristan were arrested in Romania. They were accused of human trafficking, rape, and being a member of an organized crime group. The allegations go back to 2012-2015. Now, according to BBC’s report, they have been released from custody and can be extradited to the UK, and a Romanian court has ruled.
