Kick streamer Adin Ross has issued an apology to Andrew Tate for revealing Tate’s plans to leave the country of Romania which accelerated the arrest of Andrew and his brother Tristan Tate earlier this week.
Authorities in Romania had arrested the Tate brothers back in December 2022 on suspicion of human trafficking, rape and also for their alleged role in forming a criminal game. The two were released back in March 2023 and were placed under house arrest.
The house arrest lasted four months and following their release from house arrest the Tate brothers were ordered not to leave Romania.
It all came to a halt thanks to a recent stream on Kick from Adin Ross, who has a relationship and has collaborated with Andrew Tate in the past, which revealed the Tate brothers’ plans to leave Romania. The clip from the stream circulated on streamer social media and eventually went viral, brining a lot of eyes to what Ross revealed about Tate.
Ross recently spoke about the incident on a recent stream and apologized for the trouble he caused:
“Andrew Tate’s team confirmed that I f*cked up, and Tate told me” Ross said (watch clip here). “I f*cked up and Thank God he did not get put back in there, cause I would’ve felt really guilty.”
Ross added that he did speak with Andrew Tate following the arrest and share the conversation with his viewers: “Tate had spoke to me and he said, ‘Dude, just come to Romania. I want to give my people, your people, what they want to see. Let’s do some content. You’re okay. I forgive you.’”
The Tate Brothers appeared at the Bucharest Court of Appeal, where it was ruled both would be extradited to the United Kingdom following the legal proceedings in Romania, however no trial date has been set as of this writing.
Law firm McCue Jury & Partners were responsible for alerting authorities regarding the Tate brother’s intentions to leave Romania. The law firm also confirmed, during an interview with Swedish news outlet Aftonbladet, that one of their sources was the clip from the aforementioned Adin Ross stream.