Andrew Tate's Attempt To Get Out Of Romanian Prison DENIED... AGAIN!

Andrew Tate will remain in a Romanian prison.

The controversial social media star is behind bars on allegations of rape, human trafficking and creating an organized crime group.

Tate along with his brother Tristan Tate and two female accomplices were arrested in late December.

The Tate brothers’ legal team has attempted to appeal multiple prison sentence extensions with zero success.

On Tuesday, March 14th, Andrew appeared in court with hopes that he would be released; however, a court in Bucharest dismissed his plea for bail.

Tristan’s case will be heard tomorrow.

A spokesperson for Tate said of the judge’s bail denial, "Unfortunately, the Romanian judicial system denied Andrew Tate’s request for bail today. We are disappointed in this outcome as we had high hopes to see Andrew reunited with his family. His legal team will be appealing this decision within the 48hr time frame."

Tate will remain in prison until at least March 29th, and the prosecuting team will seek to extend his imprisonment according to Mirror UK.

The former kickboxing pro has maintained his innocence and denied all allegations since being taken into custody.

Tate has alleged that Romanian officials are part of a wider “political conspiracy” against him. He believes they are trying to silence him and stop him from spreading his views.

According to Tate, he’s go “500 pieces of evidence” to prove his innocence.

He or someone acting as his voice outside of prison took to Twitter on February 28th and wrote, “I’ve cooperated fully in every way. Done everything they asked of me. I have 500 pieces of video, photo and other evidence proving my innocence. But I am still in jail. What does Romania want from me?”

Tate fears he may die in prison.

On February 14th, the social media personality revealed his “two possible futures.”

“There are two possible futures of the universe. One, they kill me. Two, I emerge as one of the most respected and influential men on the planet galvanized by false persecution. I ask my enemies to make a choice I will stay awake tonight prepared for mortal combat. Send your best,” his tweet read.

Many Twitter users didn’t sympathize with Tate and offered up a third “future” for Tate.

“Weird way to tell everyone your sh***ing and pissing yourself bro,” one person reacted.

“Or 3… the human trafficking charges sticks and he sh**s himself while crying hysterically,” another person offered.

“Or three… you sit in prison until you’ve served your time. I’m going with three,” yet another person shared.