Watch Video: Adin Ross and Andrew Tate’s friendship is growing, and the former had recently said that he would see TOP G in jail after learning that his name has been added to Tate’s list of visitors. The Cobra Tate posted about meeting Adin Ross and four members of his family while incarcerated. Adin received harsh criticism for that remark from Tate’s detractors, and he recently explained why the Top G had invited him to jail. Follow the latest Combat Sports News Updates with InsideSport.IN
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Watch Video: Adin Ross reveals why the Top G had invited him to the jail
Romanian authorities searched Andrew Tate’s residence on December 29, 2022, and imprisoned him. The influencer would remain behind bars for at least 30 days after this initial report. Since then, Adin Ross has talked more about his bond with Tate. Acknowledging that he has been affected by the news of Andrew’s latest accusations and incarceration.
I’ve just filled in my visitation form.
Besides my lawyer, I’m allowed 5 visitors,
4 are family members and the 5th is @adinross
— Andrew Tate (@Cobratate) January 18, 2023
The Twitch streamer has revealed in a recent YouTube video the reason behind Andrew Tate’s invitation to Adin in jail, which fans of the two content producers have eagerly awaited. According to him, the main factor was the difference in his life before, and after meeting the TOP G. According to Adin, Andrew is content with his advancement.
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The judge in Romania extends Andrew Tate’s incarceration
An official announced on Friday that a judge in Romania had approved a plea to extend Andrew Tate’s detention by an additional 30 days. Tate is a social media figure arrested there on suspicion of being a member of an organized crime group, human trafficking, and rape.
Tate, a 36-year-old British-American citizen with 4.7 million Twitter followers, was first taken into custody in Bucharest, Romania’s capital, on December 29. Two Romanian ladies and his brother Tristan were detained in the same case.
Ramona Bolla informed the Associated Press, a spokeswoman for DIICOT, Romania’s anti-organized crime organization, that prosecutors had requested a second 30-day extension to hold all four in Jail. At the same time, the investigation was ongoing on Thursday. The request was granted on Friday, she claimed.
