Andrew and Tristan Tate, the controversial brothers known for their viral “masculine energy” content, are facing serious legal trouble as they’re accused of rape and sex trafficking in the UK—with new charges adding four more accusers and stretching back to 2010. Their lawyers are now meeting with U.S. prosecutors in Miami to plan the complex extradition process, which could take up to a month. Though they’re being held in federal detention just steps from the courthouse, they won’t attend the hearing. The brothers deny all allegations, calling them politically motivated and claiming their statements were misunderstood or joked about. Despite their massive online following, the White House has made it clear they won’t receive special treatment. Their legal team is pushing back hard as this international legal saga continues, with past arrests in Romania having fizzled out.
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