Who is Andrew Tate? Bio, Age, Family, Career and Net Worth 2026

Andrew Tate is a former professional kickboxer and media personality who was born on December 1, 1986, in Washington, D.C., in the United States. He is 39 years old. His father was African American, and his mother was White English, so his background is multiracial, and he holds American and British nationality.

His father, Emory Tate, was a chess International Master, and his mother, Eileen Tate, worked as a catering assistant. He has a younger brother, Tristan Tate, and a younger sister, Janine Tate. After his parents divorced in 1997, he moved with his mother and siblings to Luton, England, where he grew up.

He learned chess from his father as a child. No reliable net worth figure has been published for Andrew Tate, so this biography does not print a net worth figure. His career moved from kickboxing titles to online education platforms, television, and political activity in Britain.

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Who Is Andrew Tate?

Andrew Tate is a former professional kickboxer and media personality. He was born as Emory Andrew Tate III. He first became known in sport. He then became known for online business platforms and online video content. He later became known for political activity in Britain.

His public career has three clear parts. The first part is kickboxing. The second part is online business and media work. The third part is politics. Each part is set out in this biography in date order.

Andrew Tate holds American and British nationality. He was born in the United States and grew up in England. His father was African American. His mother was White English. His background is multiracial. This family background is a key part of his early life story.

He is not married. Details of his private relationships are not publicly confirmed. This biography does not print partner names or child counts. His public family record is limited to his parents, his brother, and his sister.

Early Life

Andrew Tate was born on December 1, 1986, at Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, D.C. His father, Emory Tate, was born in 1958 and died in 2015. Emory Tate served as an Air Force staff sergeant. He later became a chess International Master. Chess was a central part of family life when Andrew Tate was young.

His mother, Eileen Tate, worked as a catering assistant. She raised Andrew Tate with his siblings after the family changed. Andrew Tate learned chess from his father as a child. He played chess in adult tournaments as a child. Chess taught him to think ahead. It also taught him to plan moves in advance. These lessons stayed with him when he moved into sport.

Andrew Tate has a younger brother, Tristan Tate. Tristan Tate also became a professional kickboxer. Andrew Tate has a younger sister, Janine Tate. The three siblings grew up together. Their parents divorced in 1997. After the divorce, their mother took Andrew Tate and his brother to Luton in Bedfordshire, England. Luton became the town where Andrew Tate grew up.

Life in Luton shaped his youth. He went to school in England. He attended Halyard High School. He then attended Luton Sixth Form College. School and sport filled his teenage years. He did not follow a university path. He moved toward sport and work instead.

As a teenager, Andrew Tate turned to martial arts. He started with boxing and other martial arts. He then moved into kickboxing. Kickboxing gave him a clear goal. It gave him daily training. It gave him a route into professional sport. His teenage interest became his first career.

Career

Andrew Tate began kickboxing in 2005. He worked in television advertising sales at the same time. The job paid his bills while he trained. He trained at Storm Gym in Luton. He fought as a full-contact fighter. His fighting name was King Cobra. He fought in an orthodox stance.

His early fights built his record step by step. He fought in England first. He then fought across Europe. He fought in four divisions. The divisions were middleweight, light heavyweight, light cruiserweight, and cruiserweight. He fought under K-1 Rules and full-contact rules. K-1 Rules and full-contact rules are two rule sets in kickboxing. He won titles under both rule sets.

His career moved from local fights to national titles. It then moved to world titles. The timeline below sets out the main steps. Each step is a dated fact in his fighting career.

Career Timeline

Kickboxing Record

Andrew Tate finished his professional kickboxing career with a clear record. The record covers 86 bouts. He won 76 bouts. He lost 9 bouts. He drew 1 bout. He won 32 bouts by knockout. The knockout count shows his power as a fighter. The win count shows a long career at a high level.

He also fought one professional mixed martial arts bout. He won that bout by knockout. He lost no mixed martial arts bouts. His mixed martial arts record is separate from his kickboxing record. The two records are not mixed together in this biography.

Kickboxing Titles

Andrew Tate won four world titles in kickboxing. Three of the titles came from ISKA. ISKA stands for the International Sport Kickboxing Association. One title came from Enfusion. Enfusion is a separate kickboxing organisation. Together, the four titles made him a four-time world champion.

His first ISKA world title came in 2011. He beat Jean-Luc Benoit by knockout in a rematch. He had lost to Benoit before by decision. The rematch win gave him the ISKA World Full-Contact Light Heavyweight title. The win was a turning point in his career. It moved him from a national fighter to a world champion.

His second ISKA world title came in 2013. He beat Vincent Petitjean in a 12-round bout. The win gave him the ISKA World Full-Contact Light Cruiserweight title. The win made him a world champion in a second weight division. He won titles in two weight divisions.

He added the Enfusion world title in 2014. He won the Enfusion title at 90 kg under K-1 Rules. K-1 Rules allow the low kick and the knee. Full-contact rules are different. Winning under both rule sets showed range as a fighter. His world titles were won between 2011 and 2014.

In 2008, ISKA ranked him seventh-best light heavyweight kickboxer in the United Kingdom. In 2009, he won British and English cruiserweight titles. These wins came before his world titles. He built his record fight by fight.

His kickboxing career ended in 2016. He retired from professional kickboxing at the age of 30. A retinal injury played a part in the end of his first spell in the sport. The injury had first affected him at the age of 23. It returned in December 2016. He lost his last fight of that spell in December 2016. He then retired on medical advice.

He returned briefly in 2020. He fought in Romania in that return. He then retired a second time. His final kickboxing record stands at 76 wins, 9 losses, and 1 draw. His brother Tristan also had a kickboxing career. Tristan won the ISKA British light cruiserweight title twice. Tristan retired early after a shoulder injury. Tristan finished with 43 wins and 9 losses.

Media and Business Career

After kickboxing, Andrew Tate moved into business and media work. His business work began while he was still fighting. In 2014, he and his brother Tristan began a webcam business. The business grew after they moved to Romania. It was later wound down. His business focus then moved to online education.

In 2016, Andrew Tate appeared on the British reality series Big Brother. He joined the seventeenth series of the show. He was part of a second house group called The Others. He was removed from the show after six days. The producers said the removal was linked to events outside the house. The appearance gave him wider public attention. It marked his move from sport into television and media.

His online education work grew after Big Brother. He ran a platform called Hustler’s University. The platform offered video lessons on ways to make money outside traditional jobs. The lessons covered cryptocurrency, copywriting, and e-commerce. Members paid a monthly fee to join. The platform used an affiliate program. Members earned a commission for bringing in new members.

Hustler’s University was later relaunched as The Real World. The relaunch took place in October 2022. The Real World kept the same basic model. It offered lessons on cryptocurrency, e-commerce, and drop shipping. It also offered lessons on copywriting and content creation. Members joined an online community. The community used short lessons and daily tasks.

He also ran a paid membership group called The War Room. The group offered lessons on physical, mental, and financial growth. It was a separate product from The Real World. It was aimed at a smaller group of members. It formed part of his online business work in the same period.

His online content spread widely in 2022. Short video clips of his talks were shared on TikTok and other platforms. Affiliate members shared the clips. The clips covered wealth, discipline, fitness, and business. The clips also covered his views on masculinity and daily habits. The spread of the clips made him one of the most searched people on the internet in 2022.

In 2022, his accounts were removed from Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. The platforms removed the accounts for breaches of their community rules. His account on X was reinstated in 2022. X was formerly known as Twitter. He continued to post on X after the reinstatement. He also posted on Rumble. Rumble is a video platform. His online work after 2022 centred on X, Rumble, and his own platforms.

In 2023, the app linked to The Real World was removed from the Google and Apple app stores. The removal did not end the platform. The platform continued through its own website. The business model stayed the same. Members still paid to join. Lessons were still delivered online.

His media work also includes podcasts and interviews. He appeared on podcasts in the United States and the United Kingdom. He appeared on long-form interview shows. He talked about kickboxing, business, and daily discipline. He talked about his family background in chess. He talked about his move from Luton to Romania. These interviews form a large part of his public record after kickboxing.

Political Activity

In January 2025, Andrew Tate founded a political party in the United Kingdom. The party is called the Britain Restoring Underlying Values Party. It is known by the short name BRUV. Andrew Tate is the founder of the party. Andrew Tate is also the leader of the party. The party was announced on X in January 2025.

The party name sets out its stated purpose in plain words. Britain Restoring Underlying Values is the full name. BRUV is the short form of that name. The party is listed in his public record as his political party since 2025. No election result for the party is printed in this biography. No seat count for the party is printed in this biography. The record here is limited to the founding, the name, and his role.

His political activity is the latest part of his public career. It follows his kickboxing career. It follows his business and media career. It is a separate chapter from sport and business. This biography keeps the political record short and factual. It prints the founding date, the party name, and his role. It does not print party policy detail. It does not print commentary on the party.

Family

Andrew Tate was born into a family with two strong strands. One strand is American chess. The other strand is English family life. His father, Emory Tate, linked the two strands. Emory Tate was born in the United States. He served in the Air Force. He became a chess International Master. He died in 2015.

His mother, Eileen Tate, worked as a catering assistant. She raised the children in England after the divorce. She moved the family to Luton in 1997. Luton was home for Andrew Tate through his school years. His mother played a central role in his upbringing. His father played a central role in his early chess training.

His brother, Tristan Tate, is younger than Andrew Tate. Tristan Tate was also a professional kickboxer. Tristan Tate won the ISKA British light cruiserweight title twice. Tristan Tate later worked with Andrew Tate in business. The brothers appeared together in business and media work. They also appeared together in legal proceedings. Their public careers are closely linked.

His sister, Janine Tate, is younger than Andrew Tate. Janine Tate did not follow a public career in sport or media. She stays out of the public record. This biography prints her name as his sister. It prints no further personal detail about her. Private family detail is kept out of this biography.

Andrew Tate is not married. Details of his private relationships are not publicly confirmed. This biography does not print partner names. It does not print child counts. The family record in this biography is limited to facts that are clear and consistent. His parents, his brother, and his sister form that record.

Net Worth

No reliable net worth figure has been published for Andrew Tate. Figures on other pages differ from each other. Some pages print high figures. Other pages print low figures. No single figure is consistent across the pages. This biography does not print a net worth figure for that reason.

His income came from several areas. Kickboxing was his first income area. Online education platforms were a later income area. Media work was another income area. The size of each income area is not printed here. No total is printed here. A total would require a single consistent figure. No such figure exists in the public record.

Readers who search for a net worth figure will find many different figures online. This biography does not choose one of those figures. Choosing one figure would present a disputed figure as fact. This biography avoids that step. It states the position plainly. No reliable net worth figure has been published.

Social Media

Andrew Tate is known on X under the handle @Cobratate. X was formerly known as Twitter. His account on X was reinstated in 2022. He posts video clips and short messages on X. His posts cover kickboxing, business, and daily habits. His posts also cover his political party.

In 2022, his accounts were removed from Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube. The removals were for breaches of platform community rules. Fan pages and clip accounts continued to share his content after the removals. His own direct presence after 2022 centred on X and Rumble. He also used his own platforms linked to The Real World.

This biography prints only one social media handle. The handle is @Cobratate on X. Other handles on other pages differ from each other. Some handles are fan pages. Some handles are old accounts. This biography does not print handles that are not consistent. It prints the handle that is consistent across the pages.

Legal Proceedings

Andrew Tate is a party to criminal proceedings in Romania, the United Kingdom, and the United States. This section sets out the dated legal record in plain terms. It does not add detail beyond the charges and the dates. It does not take a side in any case. Andrew Tate has denied all charges against him.

In December 2022, Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan were arrested in Romania. Two other people were arrested with them. In June 2023, Andrew Tate was charged in Romania with human trafficking, rape, and forming an organised crime group. His brother faced charges in the same case. The case moved through the Romanian courts after the charges. Travel limits were placed on the brothers after the arrest. Those travel limits were later lifted in February 2025.

In May 2025, the United Kingdom Crown Prosecution Service brought 21 charges against Andrew Tate and his brother. The charges included rape, actual bodily harm, and human trafficking. The charges were brought in the United Kingdom. The brothers denied the charges. A separate civil case in the United Kingdom was also brought against the brothers. That civil case was listed for trial in 2027 in one biography page.

In July 2026, Andrew Tate and his brother were arrested in Miami by United States Marshals. The arrest was made on a United Kingdom extradition request. The request was linked to the United Kingdom charges. A United States judge was asked to decide the extradition case. The brothers remained in custody while the case was considered. The legal record in this biography ends at that point. No final outcome is printed here.

Facts

1. Andrew Tate was born on December 1, 1986, in Washington, D.C.
2. His full name is Emory Andrew Tate III.
3. His father was a chess International Master.
4. His mother worked as a catering assistant.
5. He moved to Luton, England, in 1997 after his parents divorced.
6. He learned chess from his father as a child and played in adult tournaments.
7. He attended Halyard High School and Luton Sixth Form College.
8. He began kickboxing in 2005 while working in television advertising sales.
9. His fighting name was King Cobra and he trained at Storm Gym in Luton.
10. He won four world titles in kickboxing between 2011 and 2014.
11. His kickboxing record is 76 wins, 9 losses, and 1 draw, with 32 wins by knockout.
12. He won one professional mixed martial arts bout by knockout.
13. He appeared on the British reality series Big Brother in 2016 and was removed after six days.
14. He ran Hustler’s University and relaunched it as The Real World in October 2022.
15. His account on X was reinstated in 2022 and his handle is @Cobratate.
16. He founded the Britain Restoring Underlying Values Party, known as BRUV, in January 2025.
17. He is not married.
18. No reliable net worth figure has been published for Andrew Tate.

Legacy

Andrew Tate leaves a public record in three fields. The first field is kickboxing. He won four world titles. He fought 86 professional kickboxing bouts. He won 76 of those bouts. His record is a clear sporting record. It stands apart from his later work.

The second field is online business and media. He built paid education platforms. He built an online audience through short video clips. He moved from sport into digital business. His platforms taught lessons on money, business, and daily habits. His media work after 2022 centred on X, Rumble, and his own platforms.

The third field is politics. He founded a political party in January 2025. He serves as founder and leader of that party. The party is called the Britain Restoring Underlying Values Party. The party is known as BRUV. This part of his record is still new. It has no election record printed in this biography.

His legal proceedings form a separate part of his record. The proceedings began in Romania in December 2022. They continued in the United Kingdom in 2025. They led to an arrest in Miami in July 2026 on an extradition request. He has denied all charges. No final outcome is printed in this biography. The legal record remains open.

His life story runs from Washington, D.C., to Luton, to Romania, and to the United States courts. It runs from chess as a child to kickboxing titles. It runs from kickboxing titles to online platforms. It runs from online platforms to a political party. Each stage is dated in this biography. Each stage is kept separate from the next.

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FAQs

1. Who is Andrew Tate?

Andrew Tate is a former professional kickboxer and media personality. His full name is Emory Andrew Tate III. He was born on December 1, 1986, in Washington, D.C. He holds American and British nationality.

2. How old is Andrew Tate?

Andrew Tate is 39 years old. He was born on December 1, 1986. He turns 40 on December 1, 2026.

3. Where was Andrew Tate born?

Andrew Tate was born in Washington, D.C., in the United States. He was born at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. He grew up in Luton, England, after moving there in 1997.

4. What is Andrew Tate ethnicity?

Andrew Tate is multiracial. His father was African American. His mother was White English. He holds American and British nationality.

5. Who are Andrew Tate’s parents?

His father is Emory Tate. Emory Tate was a chess International Master and an Air Force staff sergeant. His mother is Eileen Tate. Eileen Tate worked as a catering assistant.

6. Who are Andrew Tate’s siblings?

Andrew Tate has a younger brother, Tristan Tate. Tristan Tate was also a professional kickboxer. Andrew Tate has a younger sister, Janine Tate.

7. What is Andrew Tate’s kickboxing record?

Andrew Tate’s kickboxing record is 76 wins, 9 losses, and 1 draw. He fought 86 bouts. He won 32 bouts by knockout. He won four world titles between 2011 and 2014.

8. How many world titles did Andrew Tate win in kickboxing?

Andrew Tate won four world titles in kickboxing. Three titles came from ISKA. One title came from Enfusion. The Enfusion title was won at 90 kg in 2014.

9. What is Andrew Tate’s height?

Andrew Tate is 6 feet 3 inches tall. His height in centimetres is 191 cm. His fighting team was Storm Gym in Luton.

10. Is Andrew Tate married?

Andrew Tate is not married. Details of his private relationships are not publicly confirmed. This biography does not print partner names or child counts.

11. What is Andrew Tate’s net worth?

No reliable net worth figure has been published for Andrew Tate. This biography does not print a net worth figure. Figures on other pages differ from each other.

12. What is the BRUV party founded by Andrew Tate?

BRUV is the Britain Restoring Underlying Values Party. Andrew Tate founded the party in January 2025. Andrew Tate is the founder and leader of the party.

Conclusion

Andrew Tate was born on December 1, 1986, in Washington, D.C. He grew up in Luton, England, after his parents divorced in 1997. His father was a chess International Master. His mother worked as a catering assistant. He learned chess as a child. He then moved into kickboxing in 2005.

His kickboxing career gave him four world titles and a record of 76 wins, 9 losses, and 1 draw. His business career gave him online education platforms. Hustler’s University became The Real World in October 2022. His media career gave him a presence on X under the handle @Cobratate. His political career began in January 2025 with the founding of BRUV.

His legal proceedings remain part of his public record. He was arrested in Romania in December 2022. He was charged in Romania in June 2023. He faced charges in the United Kingdom in May 2025. He was arrested in Miami in July 2026 on a United Kingdom extradition request. He has denied all charges.

No reliable net worth figure has been published for Andrew Tate. He is not married. His family record is limited to his parents, his brother Tristan, and his sister Janine. His height is 6 feet 3 inches. His story is a story of three careers. The first career was kickboxing. The second career was online business and media. The third career is politics. Each career is dated and set out in this biography.