Romanian police seized cars worth a combined £1.2m from Andrew Tate’s home in Bucharest earlier today.
Officers removed a Ferrari Stradale SF90 with its plug-in hybrid electric engine along with a Lamborghini Huracan with a conventional engine from the back of two trucks.
Both supercars can travel at over 200 miles per hour and are priced at £380,000 and £235,000 respectively.
A third vehicle, a Lada Riva, based on a 1960s Fiat 124 and which has a cult following, was also removed from the property.
Unlike the Ferrari and Lamborghini, the Lada would struggle to go over 80 mph.
Romanian police today removed this Ferrari Stradale SF 90 from Andrew Tate’s home in Bucharest. The car has an estimated value of £380,000 and has a top speed of over 200 mph.
This Lada Riva was also placed on the back of the truck. The Soviet-era car was based on the original design of the Fiat 124
This Lamborghini Huracan was also placed on the back of a truck. Its value is around £235,000.
Andrew Tate, originally from Luton, Bedfordshire, lives in Bucharest, Romania, where he is currently under house arrest.
The seizures come two days after Tate and his brother were placed under house arrest for 30 days.
Prosecutors are investigating a new high-profile case involving allegations of child trafficking and sex with a minor.
On Wednesday, prosecutors arrested six people, including Tate, 37, and his brother Tristan Tate, 36, after masked police raided four homes in Bucharest and nearby Ilfov county.
Prosecutors had asked the court to remand the brothers in custody for 30 days.
Tristan has been placed under judicial supervision, which normally involves geographical restrictions and regular reporting to police.
The brothers’ spokeswoman, Mateea Petrescu, responded to the decision by saying the judge denied the prosecutors’ request due to the brothers’ “exemplary behavior” while previously under preventive detention measures in a separate case, and that they firmly deny all accusations against them and “remain steadfast in proving their innocence.”
The Tate brothers, both former kickboxers and British and US citizens, are already awaiting trial in Romania in a separate human trafficking case along with two Romanian women. Romanian prosecutors formally charged the four last year.
In the new case, Romania’s anti-organized crime agency DIICOT said it is investigating allegations of human trafficking, including trafficking of minors, sexual relations with minors, forming an organized criminal group, money laundering and manipulating statements. The alleged crimes date from between 2014 and 2024.
Subsequent photographs showed that this Mercedes S-Class, valued at more than £120,000, was stolen.
Police also seized a Ferrari 812 Competizone, which has German registration plates, from inside the Tate complex, valued at £450,000.
In addition to the cars, investigators seized a motorcycle, laptops, cash and data storage devices.
Andrew Tate, who has 9.9 million followers on social media platform X, is known for expressing misogynistic views online and has repeatedly claimed that prosecutors have no evidence against him and that there is a political conspiracy to silence him. He has previously been banned from several social media platforms for misogynistic views and hate speech.
During Wednesday’s police raids, which also included a search of the Tate brothers’ large estate near Bucharest, authorities seized 16 luxury vehicles, a motorcycle, laptops, thousands of dollars in cash, luxury watches and data storage drives.
The latest case against the Tates adds to a litany of legal troubles against them.
