Andrew Tate pledges massive $100 million donation to "protect men"

Andrew Tate has shared yet another update while he is serving time in a Romanian prison. This update concerns donations he has vowed to make.

'Cobra' Tate is currently one month into his trial in Romania facing what he claims are false allegations:

"I updated my will from prison. I will be donating 100 million to start a charity to protect men from false accusations."

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The Tate brothers are currently in the custody of the Romanian government on charges of human trafficking. Both Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate plead not guilty to the accusations and are currently awaiting trial.

In an interview with Piers Morgan, Tate's lawyer complained about his living conditions while claiming that the brothers have not been charged yet:

"They are controversial public figures but that's not a crime and at this point we've not been provided any proof that they've committed any crimes nor have they even been charged. So I would ask that people presume them innocent as they are."

Andrew Tate still maintains a social media presence, as his account is being run by someone from his team who is probably getting to interact with him frequently. Twitter is divided on whether the Tate brothers truly deserve what is happening to them.

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Andrew Tate warns men to be "afraid" of being wrongly accused

Following his arrest, Andrew Tate has reiterated on multiple occasions that he and his brother have been falsely accused. The Tate brothers claim that 'The Matrix' is after them and is doing everything in its power to stop them from spreading their message to the world.

'Cobra' recently tweeted out a warning to men asking them to be afraid of being wrongly accused:

"Millions of men across the planet are falsely accused and no one gives a f**k. This could be you. Be afraid."

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Andrew Tate has also been tweeting out about his living conditions and claiming that the Romanian authorities are not treating him as a regular prisoner. He tweeted out talking about his fall from grace:

"Bugattis and private jets. Eastern block Solitary confinement. The highest highs and lowest lows. But every day I smile and thank god because my brother is still alive. Nothing else matters."

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Videos of the Tate brothers being transported have gone viral, where 'Cobra' Tate can be seen with short hair instead of his smooth bald head. Fans seem to believe that they are getting prejudicially unfair treatment in prison.