Prosecutors say new allegations in the Tate brothers’ criminal cases include claims that the men benefited financially—allegedly more than $1 million—through the exploitation of at least one victim, including a victim who was a minor at the time of the alleged abuse. The specific claims are part of broader proceedings that prosecutors describe as involving sexual exploitation and trafficking-related conduct.

Both Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate have denied wrongdoing throughout the investigations and charges, and they have said the allegations against them are false. Their legal teams contest the prosecution’s evidence and processes, and they continue to fight the claims in court.

The developments come amid an already complex set of proceedings across jurisdictions. Separate criminal cases and charging decisions have been reported in Romania and the United Kingdom, with prosecutors in the UK having previously confirmed a set of criminal charges that would be faced once extradition is possible and any Romanian proceedings are resolved.

In the meantime, the brothers remain in the spotlight due to their large social-media presence and the wide public attention surrounding the cases.