Tate brothers blast US jail conditions as they seek bail in UK extradition fight

5h 5 hours agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleKayla EpsteinBBC News - WorldFiled 2026-08-28 · 01:43 GMTLean · CenterRead · 1 min

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Andrew and Tristan Tate's legal team argued in a Miami court that the brothers are not a flight risk as they seek bail in their UK extradition fight. Andrew Tate testified that he needs to return to boxing to support himself financially and denied accusations of human trafficking. He also stated he has a perfect court record and feels he is being treated like a drug kingpin. A woman named Natasha Sesay testified in support of Andrew Tate's release, describing a five-year relationship and their shared child, with another expected. The defense presented these arguments to the court.

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Andrew Tate stated he is being treated like El Chapo but has a perfect record in the court system.

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Natasha Sesay testified about a five-year romantic relationship with Andrew Tate and having one child with him, expecting a second.

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Andrew Tate denied he was a human trafficker.

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Andrew Tate testified that he has said stupid things to get noticed on the internet.

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Andrew Tate testified that he had to return to boxing to support himself financially.

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But Andrew Tate, a former professional kickboxer, testified that to support himself financially, he "had to go back to the boxing ring against heavier, younger opponents", according to CBS News."I've said some stupid things, but sometimes you have to shake the internet to get noticed," he testified about his online statements, according to CBS."This is the reality of the internet."I'm being treated like El Chapo," he added, referring to the Mexican drug kingpin, "but I have a perfect record in the court system".Under questioning from his attorney, Joseph McBride, Andrew Tate denied he was a human trafficker.The defence also called Natasha Sesay, from England, to testify in support of releasing Andrew Tate.She described a five-year romantic relationship, saying she had had one child with him and was expecting a second."It's nice having him at home," she told the court, reports CBS.

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