Model Files Lawsuit Against Andrew Tate, Alleges Abuse and Manipulation

Brianna Stern has filed a civil lawsuit against Andrew Tate, claiming he subjected her to physical and emotional abuse throughout their relationship. The allegations are a continuation of Tate's ongoing legal troubles, which include investigations for human trafficking and other serious charges.

A Los Angeles-based model, Brianna Stern, has filed a civil lawsuit against Andrew Tate, the infamous online influencer recognized for his provocative and misogynistic rhetoric. In her complaint, Stern alleges that while they were involved, Tate physically and psychologically assaulted her, engaging in behavior that included choking, beating, and verbally degrading her.

The lawsuit, lodged on Thursday in the Los Angeles County Superior Court, details the tumultuous relationship that reportedly began last July and involved a hotel stay in California this month. Stern’s account adds to the growing list of legal challenges faced by Tate, who is currently under investigation by authorities in both Britain and Romania concerning serious offenses such as human trafficking, money laundering, and sex crimes.

In a statement issued by his legal team, Tate fiercely denied the allegations, characterizing the lawsuit as a “blatant cash grab” by what he described as a distressed individual attempting to capitalize on his notoriety. His representatives assert that Stern's motivations are not rooted in justice but rather in seeking financial compensation and public attention.

The 30-page lawsuit highlights key claims from Stern, who alleges that throughout her relationship with Tate, he threatened her with violence and exerted a manipulative psychological grip over her. As Tate continues to navigate these accusations, scrutiny surrounding his past behaviors has intensified, raising questions about the implications of his influence on young audiences.