Andrew Tate’s ex-girlfriend, Bri Stern, has spoken out about their relationship, sharing details of an incident where he allegedly spoke to her in a controlling manner after an intense encounter.
She recently filed a lawsuit against Tate, accusing him of an incident at the Beverly Hills Hotel on March 11. According to Stern, she feared for her well-being and decided to leave him after that night.
Stern described Tate as someone who could be aggressive and controlling. In an Instagram post, she recalled the last words he said to her before she left. She mentioned feeling conflicted, saying she still had feelings for him but believed it might be due to emotional attachment.
The two met in the summer of 2024 while Tate was still under house arrest in Romania. Stern, a model interested in cryptocurrency, got close to him while discussing business opportunities. They spent a lot of time together, and he told her he wanted a future with her, including starting a family.
After the March 11 incident, Stern said she realized she needed to step away. She shared that she had been deeply affected by their relationship and felt she was constantly on edge.
Stern’s lawsuit includes messages that she claims were from Tate. These messages suggest he had strong expectations for their relationship. She also provided photos of injuries she says she documented after the incident. Reports indicate she later visited a hospital in New York, where she was diagnosed with a minor condition.
Tate has not publicly responded to Stern’s claims. However, he recently returned to Romania, where he is facing legal issues related to past allegations. He maintains that he is innocent and has not been convicted of any crime.
U.S. officials have also shown interest in Tate’s case. His arrival in Florida last month led to discussions among state leaders. While some officials initially distanced themselves, others reportedly engaged in conversations regarding his situation.
Tate and his brother continue to face legal scrutiny, with ongoing investigations in multiple locations. Despite the allegations, Tate insists that accusations alone do not determine guilt.