Andrew Tate’s sex-cam girls were branded with ‘owned by Tate’ tattoos

Women working for sex trafficker Andrew Tate were branded with permanent “owned by Tate” tattoos, according to a new report — as it emerged the influencer was actually booted from the UK edition of “Big Brother” in 2016 because he’d been under investigation for rape.
The troubling tats were seen in sex-cam videos as part of the jailed influencer’s operation in Romania, which investigators say was a sex-trafficking gang operation based on violence, police sources told The Times of London.

The inking was found on Romanian workers — and the 22-year-old American who accused Tate of raping her last year, sparking the initial investigation and raid in April, the UK paper said.
The expression tallies with incendiary comments the US-born influencer has repeatedly made claiming that women belong to men — and owe them a cut of any cash they make from porn.
Women working for accused sex-trafficking rapist Andrew Tate were stamped with “owned by Tate” tattoos, according to a new report.
“It’s not about being property, it’s about she belongs to him, and the intimate parts of her body belong to him because they’re in a relationship,” Tate told Barstool Sports’ in July.
“And if she wants to sell those, he has a stake in those parts of her body,” he reckoned of girls on sex cam sites like OnlyFans.
But that wouldn’t apply to male porn stars, he said, “because I think the women belong to the man.”

Georgiana Naghel was arrested alongside Tate and his brother in the police sting

Andrew Tate’s sex-cam girls were reportedly branded with ‘owned by Tate’ tattoos