Andrew Tate is banned from Facebook and Instagram

2022-08-19

BREAKING – Controversial British ex-Big Brother influencer Andrew Tate is BANNED from Facebook and Instagram for ‘violating policies’ (but can STILL post videos on TikTok)

‘Toxic influencer’ Andrew Tate has been banned from Facebook and Instagram
Meta, who owns the social media platforms, said he had violated its policies
Tate has been slammed for promoting ‘extreme misogyny’ on the app TikTok
In the past he said women who are raped ‘must bear some responsibility’
TikTok is yet to ban the ex-Big Brother star from its platform

‘Toxic influencer’ Andrew Tate, 35, has been banned from Facebook and Instagram after being slammed for creating misogynistic content.

Meta, who owns the two social media platforms, said the controversial influencer had violated its policies.

The ex-Big Brother star had made a multi-million-pound fortune by becoming an influencer on the video sharing app, TikTok.

Tate’s videos on the app have racked up over 11.6 billion views but the content has been called out for promoting ‘extreme misogyny’ and capable of ‘radicalising’ young men.

The controversial influencer has been banned from Facebook and Instagram. Meta who owns the social media platforms say Andrew Tate, 35, has violated its policies

Meta told the BBC it had removed the former kickboxer from its platform for violating its policies on dangerous organisations and individuals – but did not provide further details.

At the time of his removal, he had 4.7 million followers on TikTok – this number had grown rapidly from around one million followers just two months ago in June.

Tate is yet to comment on the ban.

Twitter had already banned him from their platform after he said women who have been raped ‘must bear some responsibility’.

In one video the 35-year-old billionaire advises men accused of cheating by their girlfriends to ‘bang out the machete, boom in her face and grip her by the neck. Shut up b*tch.’

Tate, who has been slammed for promoting ‘extreme misogyny’ has racked up over 11.6 billion views on TikTok. The video sharing app, however, is yet to ban him from its platform

Earlier this year in April, the misogynistic TikToker was investigated by police in Romania for people trafficking and rape after a complaint from a woman who had lived with him there.

MailOnline has contacted Meta and TikTok.

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