Andrew Tate’s media team said they would arrive at their home near the Romanian capital Bucharest at around 2300 GMT (7am, Singapore time)
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier said on Mar 4 his office had opened a criminal investigation against the brothers, a move welcomed by the National Center on Sexual Exploitation, which represents one of Tate’s alleged victims, a Florida resident.
Tate said on X at the time that the brothers had returned to Miami to see family and been insulted by the opening of the investigation. “We have no criminal record and expected a hero’s welcome after being unfairly abused abroad,” he posted.
On Thursday, UltraViolet, a national women-led gender-justice organization put up “Unwanted” posters across Miami, demanding that the Tates be extradited.
An initial criminal case against Tate and his brother failed in December when a Bucharest court decided not to start the trial and sent the files back to prosecutors, citing flaws in the indictment.
A British arrest warrant has also been issued for the Tates and they will be extradited after Romanian trial proceedings are completed. The allegations in Britain, denied by them, relate to sexual aggression between 2012 and 2015.
