Andrew and Tristan Tate’s attorneys are set to meet federal prosecutors in Miami this Monday to chart the extradition timeline to the UK, where they face serious rape and sex trafficking charges dating back to 2010–2017. The status conference will likely set key dates including bond hearings and document deadlines, though the brothers won’t attend. Despite their massive social media influence promoting wealth and misogyny, the White House confirms President Trump won’t intervene. Their legal team insists they’re innocent and claims the extradition may be politically driven, while UK prosecutors have added new accusers to the case. The brothers’ legal saga, which began in Romania with trafficking charges, now spans international borders and could drag on for years.
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