Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate are arrested in Miami, Florida, as the UK seeks their extradition over sexual offence allegations. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) confirms it is pursuing extradition to the United Kingdom after bringing further charges against the brothers. Multiple outlets report the CPS says the new UK charges relate to rape and sex trafficking allegations, along with charges concerning indecent images of a child. PBS NewsHour adds that the additional charges involve four further victims and that the CPS brought them after receiving evidence from Bedfordshire Police in England.

Accounts across outlets say the men are dual US-UK citizens and are held in custody in the US while they challenge or vow to contest the extradition process. Newsweek and other reports describe them being held in jail as they state they will fight extradition. Several sources also mention the allegations cover conduct between 2010 and 2017, based on US and UK court filings and statements summarized by the outlets. Forbes reports the men remain incarcerated in the US and are seeking to resist transfer to the UK, where they face multiple charges.