Andrew Tate said on the PBD podcast he would not date Kanye West’s ex-wife Kim Kardashian.
“I wouldn’t do that to Yeezy. Tate and Kanye.”
“I wouldn’t do it to Kanye, I actually mean that. P**** is not worth. I don’t even know him, but he loved her a lot.”
Andrew Tate, the social media sensation known for his outspoken personality and controversial views, has experienced a surge in popularity over the past two years. While his professional kickboxing career may be in the past, Tate remains dedicated to maintaining a high level of personal fitness. In a recent interview on the PBD Podcast, he discussed his meal plans and vehemently denied ever using steroids.
Tate, who holds dual British and American citizenship, initially gained recognition for his athletic prowess as a professional kickboxer. He made a name for himself on the British regional circuit before securing the British ISKA Full Contact Cruiserweight Championship in 2009. Although he narrowly missed out on the ISKA world title, he sought redemption and emerged victorious against Jean-Luc Benoit in a rematch in 2011. Two years later, he claimed his second ISKA world title, this time in a different weight class.
Following his success in the ring, Tate garnered attention for his participation in the British reality show Big Brother in 2016. His straightforward views on popular culture quickly turned him into a controversial figure. However, his time on the show was cut short after a video surfaced allegedly showing him hitting a woman with a belt. It was later revealed that the actions were consensual, as the woman herself admitted.
Tate’s opinions on topics such as sexual harassment, assault, and mental health problems sparked widespread criticism. His advocacy of traditional gender roles and his unapologetically masculine approach led to accusations of misogyny. Despite being de-platformed and banned from social media multiple times, Tate managed to become the most Googled person in the world in mid-2022, surpassing figures like Donald Trump, Kim Kardashian, and COVID-19 in online search interest.
