Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate appear in a Miami court as they contest the United Kingdom’s extradition request and ask to be released from jail while the process continues. Multiple outlets report that their lawyers argue they need release because of conditions in detention and concerns about their ability to defend themselves, including claims about diet and lack of privacy.

A federal judge in Florida denies the request to free them pending the extradition proceedings, according to reports from ABC News, RTE, Sky News, and others. NBC News adds that Andrew Tate testifies and denies being a rapist or human trafficker, describing the court appearance as his “last chance.” The court proceeding includes arguments from both sides, with additional detail reported by some outlets about content shown to the court.

The articles collectively agree on the core procedural outcome: the brothers remain in custody as they fight extradition to Britain. The differing angles mainly reflect emphasis on detainee-condition claims, the brothers’ testimony and denials, and case-specific details presented in court, rather than any dispute over the ruling itself.