Brianna Stern accuses Andrew Tate of sexual assault in shocking lawsuit
- Brianna Stern has accused Andrew Tate of sexual assault, battery, and emotional distress in a lawsuit filed in Los Angeles.
- The lawsuit details a violent encounter that took place at the Beverly Hills Hotel earlier this month, with Stern alleging that Tate choked and threatened her.
- Tate's attorney has dismissed the allegations as a cash grab, while the lawsuit is part of ongoing legal challenges Tate faces in multiple countries.
In Los Angeles, Brianna Stern has filed a lawsuit against Andrew Tate, which accuses him of sexual assault, battery, and intentional infliction of emotional distress. Their relationship, which lasted for ten months, is described as initially loving, with Tate later exhibiting manipulative and abusive behaviors towards Stern. The lawsuit depicts a harrowing incident that occurred earlier this month at the Beverly Hills Hotel, where Tate allegedly assaulted and threatened Stern during what began as a consensual encounter. According to statements included in the lawsuit, Stern was subjected to verbal and physical abuse, with claims that she was choked and told that he would kill her if she crossed him. Following this incident, she received a post-concussion syndrome diagnosis. Tate's attorney has vehemently denied the allegations, calling them unfounded and suggesting they serve a personal or financial motive for Stern. This lawsuit adds to Andrew Tate’s ongoing legal troubles, including previous charges in Romania related to human trafficking and forming a criminal gang for exploiting women. Stern's allegations follow a pattern of accusations against Tate, who has been described as exhibiting misogynistic behavior, and she fears retaliation for her public accusations. The lawsuit requests punitive damages and a restraining order against Tate to prevent further harm to women.