Andrew Tate & brother spotted partying in Hong Kong amid rape & human trafficking charges

Controversial online personalities Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate have been seen socialising in Hong Kong over the weekend, with videos and photographs of the brothers in nightlife hotspots and aboard a luxury yacht circulating widely online.

Partying it up in Hong Kong

Hong Kong 🏴‍☠️ pic.twitter.com/gVq8eKPifK

— Andrew Tate (@Cobratate) March 15, 2026

Andrew Tate, 39, shared footage on X showing himself and his brother in Lan Kwai Fong, where crowds appeared to gather around them for photographs late at night.

Other posts showed the pair on a yacht in Victoria Harbour, while another clip captured Andrew singing in a private room surrounded by a group of women.

Nightlife appearances spark online debate

The brothers’ visit quickly drew attention on local social media platforms, where Hong Kong users debated why the pair had been allowed into the city despite the criminal charges they currently face overseas, reported the Hong Kong Free Press (HKFP).

Hong Kong media also reported local figures taking selfies with the brothers.

Other users on Threads criticised the public reception they received, pointing to Andrew Tate’s past remarks about women and his association with the online “manosphere” — a loose network of male-focused internet communities that often promote anti-feminist views.

Andrew later described Hong Kong positively in comments to media, saying the city had welcomed him warmly, according to the South China Morning Post (SCMP).

“The energy of the city, the culture, and the people have been amazing, you’ll see on my X that we were warmly welcomed very shortly after arriving.

“I’m always grateful when people come over to say hello or show support. It’s good to see that not everyone believes everything they see in the media.”

The pair also appeared to have spent time in Victoria Harbour and at venues in Causeway Bay.

Separate reports suggested they may have been staying at Rosewood Hong Kong, though the hotel declined to comment on any guest details, citing privacy and security reasons.

Legal cases in Romania and the UK remain active

The Tate brothers were first arrested in Romania in late 2022 and were formally charged the following year with human trafficking and forming an organised criminal group, SCMP reported.

Andrew Tate also faces a rape charge there.

Romanian prosecutors later brought additional allegations in 2024, as cited by HKFP, including accusations involving minors, while authorities in the United Kingdom authorised further charges against both men, including rape, assault and trafficking-related offences.

Some charges previously linked to Andrew Tate in Britain have since been dropped, but legal proceedings remain ongoing in both jurisdictions. The brothers have denied all allegations made against them.

Their Hong Kong appearance has renewed questions online about international travel while those proceedings continue, particularly after Romanian authorities eased an earlier travel ban that had previously limited their movement abroad.

Top images via Cobratate/x