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Andrew Tate Arrest Video Shows Moment He Tried to Give Phone to Bodyguard as He’s Cuffed by US Marshals

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A video has emerged of the moment controversial influencer and accused rapist Andrew Tate appears to try to pass his cellphone to a member of his entourage during his arrest in Florida.

The 39-year-old and his younger brother, Tristan, 38, were being cuffed by the US Marshals when Andrew Tate appears to try to hand his phone to his bodyguard, who drops it.

It is not clear whether US Marshals recovered Tate’s cellphone following the arrest in Miami on Saturday.

Andrew Tate was wearing a tight-fitting, unbuttoned mesh purple shirt, high-waisted, cropped black trousers and loafers without socks during his bust. The fit drew online comparisons to Hollywood actress Doris Day.

The “manosphere” influencers were arrested on behalf of the authorities in the UK, who want to extradite the siblings to stand trial on rape and human trafficking charges.

Britain’s Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) also charged Andrew with seven new counts of rape, as well as charges relating to sex trafficking and indecent images of a child. (Read more from “Andrew Tate Arrest Video Shows Moment He Tried to Give Phone to Bodyguard as He’s Cuffed by US Marshals” HERE)

Andrew Tate and Brother Face Florida Investigation— As Gov. DeSantis Says They Are Not Welcome

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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has warned controversial influencer Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan they are “not welcome” in the Sunshine State after they arrived there when Romania lifted travel restrictions for the pending criminal case against them.

“Florida is not a place where you’re welcome with that type of conduct,” DeSantis said at a press conference in response to a reporter’s question about the Tate brothers.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier, meanwhile, launched a “preliminary inquiry” into the Tate brothers, he said in a statement on X on Thursday.

“Florida has zero tolerance for human trafficking and violence against women. If any of these alleged crimes trigger Florida jurisdiction, we will hold them accountable,” the Florida AG wrote.

DeSantis denied that state officials OKed the arrival of the self-described misogynists.

“We have no involvement in that. I read about it through the media,” he said. (Read more from “Andrew Tate and Brother Face Florida Investigation— As Gov. DeSantis Says They Are Not Welcome” HERE)