Scared of facing the inside of a British prison cell, social media controversy magnets Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan Tate are dropping the tough guy act and admitting that they’re a bunch of vain frauds.
In recent court filings, legal representatives for the manosphere influencers claimed that they deliberately portray themselves as far wealthier than they actually are because their “business model depends on online attention.”
The Bugattis they tool around in? The yachts they booze on? The gaudy watches they flaunt? It’s all a lie, they admitted in humiliating legal documents.
“Andrew and Tristan are social media personalities. Their business model depends on online attention,” the lawyers wrote in a court filing, as quoted by The Guardian.
