Andrew Tate's Girlfriend Escalates Sexual Assault Allegation Into A Lawsuit

Andrew Tate's recent sexual assault allegation has now moved to the court!

The controversial figure's former partner, Bri Stern, has hit him with a lawsuit for sexual assault and physical violence during their time together.

Last year, Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan experienced a legal setback in their efforts to reclaim more than $12 million in assets, which included luxury cars and watches. Authorities had confiscated these items amidst allegations of organized crime.

Bri filed a lawsuit against Andrew, accusing him of sexual assault, battery, and gender violence. In her legal complaint, she details an incident in which Tate allegedly choked her with one hand while physically assaulting her with the other.

She recounted an incident that began as a consensual sexual encounter in a room at The Beverly Hills Hotel. However, the situation took a troubling turn when the atmosphere shifted dramatically, as the other party became verbally degrading and violent.

Bri claimed Andrew often degraded her during intercourse, but things were much more severe and violent that night. She claimed he started choking her and would not stop despite her pleas and calls for help that he should desist.

All her efforts fell on deaf ears, and her screams only seemed to give Andrew more strength to hurt her.  As gathered by TMZ, Bri said the physical assault continued, with him choking her harder and harder, making her slip out of consciousness.

Bri accused Andrew of a violent assault during which he used one hand to choke her while repeatedly striking her on the side of her face and the top of her head with the other. 

Bri added that he threatened her by saying that if she ever crossed him, he would kill her. She says she sobbed and pleaded and protected herself as best she could until Andrew climaxed and the attack subsided. 

Bri felt overwhelmed and frightened after the attack, which made her hesitant to leave Andrew's hotel room immediately. The following day, she chose to act as if nothing had happened to facilitate her escape. 

After getting away, she sought medical attention before finally reporting the incident to the police.

Bri did not soft-pedal with the accusations. She continued that Andrew manipulated and groomed her when they met in Romania last summer. Andrew reportedly hired her for a modeling gig and got busy love-bombing her.

Bri recalled Andrew first came off as harmless and a gentleman but then quickly revealed what he was capable of when he started degrading and threatening her.

Andrew reportedly often uses the words "property," "id-ot," "wh-re," and "just a hole" to describe Bri. She noted that he would threaten her while assaulting her, telling her, "If you ever f-ck with me, I will f-cking kill you. I mean it. I will kill you."

She added that the podcaster even threatened to sex-traffic her, keep her in Romania, and sexually abuse her. Bri has since hired the bright brains of Texas attorney Tony Buzbee, who is representing over 100 alleged Diddy sexual assault victims, to represent her in this lawsuit.

In response, Andrew's attorney, Joseph McBride, described Tony as "a lowlife bottom feeder." He added that since Jay-Z is suing him for extortion, he and Andrew also "look forward to doing the same."

Andrew's team promptly responded to the accusations from Bri and openly considered legal action against individuals he believes are disseminating what he describes as a "blatant falsehood."

In a report by The Blast, Andrew's team described Bri's story as an attempt by the media to "recklessly" publish a one-sided narrative and intentionally disregard the most fundamental facts.

They also reacted to images of Bri's injuries, which circulated on the internet. In their words: "The photos? Not taken in the Beverly Hills Hotel bathroom. They weren't even snapped at night. No bruising. No evidence whatsoever."

Andrew's legal reps declared that Bri's claim was rooted in "resentment" from his refusal to "fly her to New York City on a private jet."

The businessman's attorneys argued that the media have unfairly portrayed him and his brother as villains over the years.

They accused the media of adopting the concept of sensationalism rather than sticking to the truth. Andrew's legal team slammed the media for failing to hear him out to continue feeding their false narratives.

The legal team also disputed the authenticity of alleged text messages in which he reportedly talked about "beating" his ex-girlfriend. According to them, the messages remain unverified and could have been fabricated. 

Andrew's lawyers insisted there was "no verification, no metadata, nothing" to support the legitimacy of the texts. They highlighted the ease with which unverified screenshots can be perceived as evidence, especially at a time when AI can create entire conversations almost instantaneously.

All eyes are on Andrew Tate and Bri Stern as they find the truth in court!