Why did Andrew Tate go to jail? Timeline explained 

Andrew Tate was arrested along with his brother Tristan on the December 29, 2022. The pair were initially meant to be held for 24 hours, but the criminal court extended that to 30 days. The court has continued to grant 30-day extensions every month until the present day.

The pair were arrested following suspicions that they were involved in organized crime and human trafficking, as well as employing up to 75 women in his webcam business, who have accused Tate of kidnapping and sexual assault.

Andrew Tate and his brother appeared in court on January 10 to appeal against the decision to extend their detention. The appeal was denied, and several other appeals that have been made since have all been turned down as well.

According to a recent BBC News article, the pair will spend at least another 30 days in jail. The brothers' lawyer stated that no new evidence was provided during a hearing last week Wednesday, and the pair deny any wrongdoing.

Yesterday, Andrew Tate and his brother were seen leaving jail to travel to court to appeal the court's denial of bail several weeks ago. A humorous moment was captured on film, as a woman could be overheard declaring her feelings for Tristan Tate.

"The decision for the appeal for whether Andrew and Tristan Tate will be released has been delayed till tomorrow. Tate is in a good mood and strong in mind as always, he’s seen laughing after a woman yells 'Tristan I love you.'"

Watch the video below:

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Andrew Tate and his brother's appeal has been denied

Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan traveled to court in Romania yesterday to appeal the court's decision to deny them bail.

Reports emerged today that their appeal has been denied, and the brothers will now remain in jail for at least another 30 days.

@Morpheusresist, Twitter page dedicated to provide swift updates on the Tate brothers, posted this earlier today:

"Andrew and Tristan Tate's appeal was rejected. Again."

See the tweet below:

But despite Andrew Tate being in jail for another 30 days, he is still able to keep his followers entertained on Twitter. Tate's online activity level is almost surprising, given his situation, and 'Cobra' regularly tweets messages like the following:

"Each night I dream of freedom. And then I open my eyes. And I'm in the same familiar jail cell. I take a few minutes to swallow my disappointment. and begin my morning push-ups. Maybe tomorrow, I'll wake up somewhere else. I have not lost hope."

See the tweet below: