Andrew Tate's spokesperson presents his side amidst allegations of choking a woman unconscious during s*x

Andrew Tate has once again been accused of sexual assualt, this time by a woman going by the pseudonym of Alice.

The 30 year old woman is planning on suing 'Cobra', according to reports, and claimed that Tate continued having s*x with her after strangling her unconscious in 2013.

Alice spoke to Sky News and said this:

"We were having s*x and he put his hands round my throat and strangled me until I lost consciousness. And when I came round he was still having s*x with me, still on top of me." H/t Sky News.com

A spokesperson for Andrew Tate has now responded to the recent allegations made against 'Cobra'. They said this:

"We understand there is a lot of interest surrounding Andrew at the moment; however, he vehemently denies these accusations and does not condone violence of any kind towards women. All sexual acts that Andrew has partaken in have been consensual and agreed upon before by both parties"

The new sexual assault allegations that Andrew Tate faces come days after his viral interview with the BBC.

'Cobra' sat down with Lucy Williamson in hopes of having the opportunity to clarify his stance on a number of issues. However, Williamson and Tate continually butted heads over what he believed were loaded questions, to the point that she shut down the interview.

Following the interview, Andrew Tate took to Twitter to send a message to the 'legacy media' around the world. He said this:

"I want to make it very clear that the legacy media, which I enjoyed the company of today, have made a massive mistake and missed the chance to do some genuinely enjoyable journalism. After being unfairly incarcerated in a Romanian dungeon, I thought that even the BBC - in even its arrogance and hubris - would be smart enough to come to me after 6 months and be the first interview I gave to the matrix..."

Watch the full video below:

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Andrew Tate's brother ponders Tucker Carlson's future in recent tweet

Tucker Carlson's dismissal from Fox News in April came as a surprise to everyone. But it seems that he has gotten back to his feet swiftly, as the first episode of Tucker on Twitter aired online yesterday, receiving over 20 million views in the first 3 hours.

Andrew Tate's brother, Tristan, took to Twitter following the premiere of Carlson's new show, and posed the following question:

"Having watched the first genuine news broadcast to come out of the United States in a decade. I wonder, what will they try to hit Tucker Carlson with?"

See the tweet below:

'Cobra' retweeted the post, and it seems that the brothers think the media may try to use the same smear campaigns against Carlson that the controversial figures believe were used against them.