Extension of Andrew Tate’s house arrest triggers strong protest from famous journalist - ‘This is getting ridiculous’

The legal dispute surrounding the controversial influencer Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan has escalated, reaching a critical point. The self-proclaimed 'Top G' recently turned to Twitter to share the news that a Romanian court has extended their house arrest by a minimum of 30 days. This ruling further prolongs their confinement as they await resolution in the ongoing investigation into their alleged offenses.

Andrew Tate and his sibling were relocated from their jail confinement to house arrest as they faced an investigation into grave allegations of human trafficking and rape. For six months, the Tate brothers have remained in the custody of law enforcement

The news of the house arrest extension has ignited a vehement response from renowned journalist Piers Morgan, who passionately voiced his discontent, exclaiming:

"This is getting ridiculous. Romanian authorities must either charge him & his brother if they have actual evidence of crimes, or release them."

Check out Morgan's reaction below:

Piers Morgan and Andrew Tate share a tumultuous history, marked by a confrontational interview in which Morgan unrelentingly questioned Tate about his controversial perspectives on women.

During the interview, Tate expressed views that many found scandalous and offensive. He boldly asserted that he finds women between the ages of 18 and 19 more appealing than those over 25, and shockingly, he propagated the antiquated notion that women are the possessions of their husbands:

Given the contentious nature of their past interaction, it comes as a surprise that Piers Morgan has recently shown his outrage for 'Cobra's situation.

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Andrew Tate explains why he declines to endorse cryptocurrency coins

Andrew Tate has recently taken a bold stand against cryptocurrencies, leaving no room for ambiguity or compromise. In a striking social media post, 'Cobra' has firmly positioned himself apart from other influencers, drawing a clear line in the sand.

In this digital era filled with speculative investment opportunities, Tate's resolute rejection of what he dismissively labels as "sh*tcoins" resonates with an air of defiance.

The former kickboxer recently tweeted:

"I DO NOT ENDORSE SH*TCOINS. I’m not a scammer like every other 'influencer.' I don’t need to rob my fans. I DO NOT HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH ANY CRYPTO."

Check out the social media post below: