Andrew Tate claims he is a ‘feminist’ in fiery Piers Morgan TV interview – live

When questioned about his influence over young men, Tate claimed that 85 per cent of women agreed with his views.

“Andrew, there are lots of women I know, personally, who find you incredibly offensive,” Morgan responded.

A court in Romania’s capital ruled in September to ease geographical restrictions on Andrew Tate, the divisive social media influencer who is charged with rape, human trafficking and forming a criminal gang to sexually exploit women.

The decision by the Bucharest Tribunal to alter the judicial measures against Tate, 36, means he can now travel anywhere in Romania, his spokesperson said.

Prior restrictions limited his movements to the territories of Bucharest Municipality and the nearby Ilfov County unless he obtained prior approval from a judge. Still, he cannot leave the country.

Piers Morgan has faced criticism for his interview with Andrew Tate, the self-described misogynist who is currently awaiting trial in Romania on charges of rape and human trafficking.

The TV presenter sat down with Tate, who is under house arrest in Bucharest, last week, with the interview set to air on on Mondayand Tuesday evening (20 and 21 November).

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Andrew Tate swore that if he were to be locked in jail for the rest of his life, he would not kill himself.

Earlier in the interview, he described staring at cockroaches in his prison cell, and savouring the use of his mouthwash due to boredom.

During the interview, Tate claimed that he had only described himself as a pimp in the past for comedic effect.

The second part of Piers Morgan‘s interview with Andrew Tate will air tomorrow, with a promotional teaser showing the two discussing Hamas and the ongoing legal case against the Tates.

Andrew’s brother Tristan will also make an appearance for a separate interview.

When questioned about his influence on young teenage boys, Tate responded: “It’s very easy for a teenager, with their hormones and the lack of life experience, to take the things I say and weaponize them and use them in the incorrect context. However, that is not my fault.

“Can I make sure that no teenager on the planet who listens to me ever misunderstands me, ever? No, I can’t do that, but I am doing my very best.”

After speaking about Amanda Holden, Tate said: “We’re all feminists here.”

When questioned if he does identify as a feminist, he confirmed that he did believe in empowered women.

However, he added that “men and women are created differently by God.”

“A man has certain jobs and a woman has certain jobs,” he said.

In a bizarre exchange, Tate once responded to a photo of presenter Amanda Holden in a bathing suit and wrote: “You are a wife and a mother and you are far past a teenager, there is no need for this post.”

Describing her as a close friend, Morgan said the tweet was misogynistic to which Tate explained: “You can call me crazy, you can call me misogynistic, but I think once you reach the ripe age of 50, any woman should not be interested in thirst trapping on Instagram. I think she has bigger responsibilities, I am sure she is a very intelligent lady and she has done amazing things.”