Andrew Tate Docuseries ‘Toxic Empire’ Set at Investigation Discovery
The controversial rise of Andrew Tate, a promoter of toxic masculinity across social media platforms, will be the subject of an upcoming Investigation Discovery docuseries.
via: Variety
Titled “Andrew Tate: Toxic Empire,” the four-part series will have its two-hour premiere on Nov. 25 on ID at 9pm ET/PT. Subsequent episodes will roll out on Wednesdays thereafter. It will also be available to stream on HBO Max.
ID has also released a trailer for the series, which can be seen below.
The official description of the series states:
“As Andrew Tate built a global following of millions with content promoting wealth, health, male dominance and misogyny, his rise drew both devoted fans and mounting allegations. The docuseries offers a comprehensive look at the story that has dominated headlines, featuring unprecedented access to male followers, insiders, alleged survivors, investigative journalists and extensive Tate archive, to explore how the lines between aspiration and exploitation became blurred.”
The docuseries will explore how the brothers recruited male followers and launched their webcam business and what they referred to as their “PhD” (Pimping Hoes Degree) course, which allegedly taught men coercive methods to recruit women into webcamming while retaining most of the profit for themselves. It will also feature interviews with former followers and associates.
The series is directed and produced by Julian P. Hobbs, Elli Hakami and Adrian Murray for Investigation Discovery.
The Tate brothers are currently incarcerated in Miami, FL, while they fight extradition to the United Kingdom, where they are being accused of multiple crimes like rape, human trafficking, and more. The brothers have also been charged in a similar case in Romania.
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