BUCHAREST, ROMANIA: Andrew Tate and his brother, Tristan, always seem to be in conflict with the BBC.
Their disdain for the media giant originates from Tate's infamous interview, which took place during his house arrest in his mansion and was conducted by BBC journalist Lucy Anderson.
In a recent event, Tate and Tristan escalated their efforts, firing verbal insults at the BBC upon discovering the channel's announcement of a documentary on the influencer's life, led by journalist Matt Shea.
Tate and Tristan consistently direct their criticism toward media channels for how they portray the brothers on the global stage.
In the past, they have even gone as far as labeling the media as losers and parasites for exploiting their image to boost their TRP ratings.
Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate call out BBC
Tate expressed in a tweet that the BBC was publishing another piece intended to discredit him and his brother.
He mentioned that the BBC is also unveiling a "documentary" filled with evident falsehoods about him. He added that they had requested a statement from him.
Tate went on to mention that he had responded by providing substantial evidence that convincingly cleared the names of the two brothers and strongly contradicted the false allegations.
This evidence had been readily accessible for several weeks. However, the BBC had chosen not to cover any of it.
Tate also noted that respected journalists like Candace Owens had meticulously analyzed and presented this evidence in their discussions.
He expressed gratitude that more people preferred watching Owens' podcast over consuming BBC's content.
Tate criticized the BBC for its refusal to acknowledge the substantial evidence available to the public, evidence that could vindicate the Tate brothers.
Andrew wrote, "The BBC is printing another hit piece. Theyre also releasing a "documentary" about me of obvious bullshit. They asked me for a statement."
"I sent this: 'Overwhelming evidence that exonerates the two brothers and paints a clear picture of a false accusation has been widely available for weeks now. The BBC has covered none of it,'" he further stated.
"Reputable journalists such as Candace Owens have broken down this evidence and laid it out in detail. We are grateful more people watch her podcast than watch the biased BBC," his tweet read.
"'The BBC refuses to report on the overwhelming public evidence which exonerates the Tate brothers and is staffed primarily by sexual predators and pedophiles.' I wonder if theyll include it?" he wrote.
In his tweet, Tristan criticized the BBC, mentioning that they had reached out to him recently to request a "statement" concerning their latest critical article.
He conveyed that he had directed his team to respond by sending an explicit photograph of Huw Edwards, the same image Edwards had shared with a 17-year-old boy.
Tristan stated that he intended for this to serve as his ongoing response to the BBC.
Tristan wrote, "Hey @BBCWorld you recently contacted me for a “statement” regarding your latest hit piece. I instructed my team to reply to you with a photo of @thehuwedwards and his bare naked a**, you know?"
He further wrote, "The image he sent to that 17 year old boy. That will always be my reply to you."
Andrew Tate and Tristan's fans slam BBC's documentary
After Tate's and Tristan's responses to the BBC regarding the announcement of their documentary, numerous users stepped forward to share their perspectives.
One user wrote, "The BBC is Fake News." Another user wrote, "Where’s Lucy at Now?"
A user stated, "BBC Time to sue them as well as that science project Emma gabbey" A user commented, "Hilarious! What a perfect response!"
