Kanye West teases interview with Andrew Tate

Ye, the artist formerly known as Kanye West, recently teased a collaboration with controversial right-wing figure Andrew Tate.

Tate, known for his controversial views, arrived in Florida last month with his brother Tristan after leaving Romania. The brothers had been arrested near Bucharest in December 2022 on charges of human trafficking, rape, and forming a criminal gang to exploit women. They have consistently denied the allegations.

Following their release from a Romanian travel ban, the Tates arrived in the U.S., prompting Ye to post on X (formerly Twitter) about an upcoming interview with Andrew. "Andrew Tate back in the U.S. Interview time. Internet will never be the same," Ye wrote.

Recently, the Grammy-winner ranted publicly on X in a string of posts, stirring up further controversies surrounding his mental health, political association and social narratives receiving condemnations globally.

Meanwhile, the Tates, who were under house arrest in Romania, continue to deny all charges. Romanian authorities have been investigating claims that the brothers ran a criminal network in Romania and the UK to exploit women. They also face rape and assault allegations from multiple women in Britain, which are under investigation.

Kanye’s comments come amidst broader political discourse, with President Donald Trump also addressing Andrew Tate's arrival, using the moment to criticize immigration policies in the U.S.

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