Andrew Tate has hit out at a Coronation Street star, calling him a “pu**y” after apologizing for ‘liking’ some of the misogynist influencer’s posts on Twitter.
Adam Hussain, best known for his role as Aadi Alahan on the ITV soap, apologized earlier this week and said he was “unaware” of Tate’s controversial background as he “liked” some of the posts.
In a statement released after his interaction with the posts on the social media platform was reported, he added that he would never “endorse” such views.
But Tate – who has more than six million followers – hit back on Friday. He posted a screenshot of a Digital Spy article about Hussain’s apology and wrote: “Pu**y”.
In his typically bizarre style, the 36-year-old added in a follow-up tweet: “I teach men how to get rich. You can be an actor but they still have you at the ball.
Andrew Tate (left) has hit out at Coronation Street star Adam Hussain (right), calling him a “pu**y” after he apologized for “liking” some of the influencer’s misogynistic posts on Twitter.
Tate – who has more than six million followers – hit back on Friday. He posted a screenshot of a Digital Spy article about Hussain’s apology and wrote: “Pu**y”.
“He agrees with me, but back off like a disgusting puss or he’ll be fired. Money is ULTRA important to escape the slave mind.’ Then he posted a link to his website.
Tate, a former kickboxer, has been accused of spreading misogynistic “rape culture” content to an audience as young as 13 on TikTok and other social media. In one instance, Tate spoke of assaulting a woman if she ever accused him of cheating.
He and his brother Tristan are currently being investigated in Romania on suspicion of human trafficking, rape and the exploitation of women. He was released from prison in March, but remains under house arrest pending further investigation.
Hussain said he apologized for not recognizing Tate’s background when he first clicked a like (usually used by people to show their appreciation for a tweet).
“I am truly sorry if my ‘liking’ of these tweets offended our viewers and my colleagues,” he wrote.
According to The Sun, who first reported on Hussain’s interaction, the Corrie actor was in almost daily contact with the disgraced influencer and his brother.
The publication said it liked an “incredible” number of posts by Tate.
One of Tate’s posts, which initially liked Hussain the influencer, reads: “The Truth Will Prevail.” Another said: “30 more days of house arrest. Suppressed for another 30 days. I haven’t had a day off this year. The battle rages against Shaitan.”
Another saw Tate write: “Any man who is afraid to fight professionally should not discuss the mindset on the timeline. [sic].’
Tate (pictured), a former kickboxer, has been accused of spreading female “rape culture” content on TikTok and other social media to an audience as young as 13. In one instance, Tate spoke of assaulting a woman if she ever accused him of cheating
Tate shared with his followers his belief that he was the target of some sort of global conspiracy to keep him and other like-minded people in check.
READ MORE: Andrew Tate’s brother Tristan charged with inciting violence: Alleged incident ‘involves partner causing another woman pain’
He often refers to a conspiracy that includes the concept of “Matrix” as a global conspiracy that tries to control the world. He presents himself as someone who will help people get out of this “control”.
He even suggested he was killed as part of this global conspiracy, claiming he was poisoned in a series of deleted tweets on Thursday.
There is no evidence that such a conspiracy exists.
The Tate brothers are still awaiting word on whether Romanian prosecutors will take their case to court.
According to Romanian law, prosecutors brought charges against the four suspects, but the case is under investigation and has not yet gone to court.
Andrew, Tristan and two Romanian suspects are under house arrest pending criminal investigations into alleged human trafficking, rape and the formation of a criminal gang for the sexual exploitation of women, allegations they have denied.
The Tates, Georgiana Naghel and Luana Radu, were arrested by the police from December 29 to March 31 when a court in Bucharest placed them under house arrest. Prosecutors have until June to bring the case to court.
On Monday, DIICOT’s Romanian organized crime law enforcement unit told Tristan Tate that an additional charge of incitement to violence had been brought against him, DIICOT spokeswoman Ramona Bolla told Reuters.
The Romanian prosecutor announced the additional charges on Tuesday.
According to Romanian media outlet Gandul, the charges are allegedly related to an alleged incident in which Naghel injured another woman in 2021.
Naghel reportedly forced an alleged victim to raise her right hand, knowing that the woman had recently undergone breast augmentation surgery and such a move would be painful.
Naghel allegedly told Tristan what happened, and he laughed.
Andrew and Tristan Tate (pictured left and right) and two Romanian female suspects are under house arrest pending a criminal investigation into allegations of human trafficking, rape and the formation of a criminal gang for the sexual exploitation of women, allegations they deny has
Former police officers Luana Radu (left) and Georgiana Naghel (right) are suspected of helping the Tate brothers with the crimes for which they are being investigated. The new charges against Tristan are apparently related to an alleged incident in which Tristan’s co-worker Naghel inflicted pain on another woman in 2021.
But Tristan’s rep questioned how the influencer incited the violence when the alleged incident happened before he found out.
Tristan denies all allegations. He said on Twitter that prosecutors are making new charges without evidence.
Her spokesperson added that the alleged incident was brought to the attention of the police at the time, but they dismissed it and did not investigate further.
Meanwhile, the DIICOT spokesperson said prosecutors were also investigating allegations of money laundering, but had not brought any related charges.
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