Andrew Tate, the infamous “king of toxic masculinity” and one of the manosphere’s most divisive figures, have been leaked online. Over 11 terabytes from his company’s medial library have been compromised.
The files were just posted on Distributed Denial of Secrets (DDoSecrets). The files show the insanity within, including Tate’s podcast files, snippets, AI-library files, editing sandbox, promos, a video archive, and complete productions from titles like Heroes of Wudan, Tales of Wudan, Immortal Dragon, Money Glitch, and Real Life Tate.
Apparently, the trove contains the raw footage that has fueled Tate’s message to an audience of roughly 10 million followers on X (@Cobratate). Tate has been banned from other social media platforms.
DDoSecrets is not making the library available to the public. Access is restricted to journalists and researchers:
To minimize the public spread and availability of Tate’s misogyny and violence, the Tate Media Library is only being made available to journalists and researchers.
DDoSecrets has hosted some of the largest leaks, including from law enforcement agencies, governments, and even the email accounts of Israel’s former prime minister, Ehud Barak. Most of their leaks are available for download without restrictions. Only certain ones are held more closely.
The Tate leaks could not come at a worse time for him and his brother Tristan. Both have spent years fighting against unresolved human trafficking and organized crime investigation in Romania.
Separately, the UK’s Crown Prosecution Service filed 21 charges against the brothers in 2025, including rape, actual bodily harm, and human trafficking.
Tate and his brother Tristan were arrested on July 18 in the United States and are being held in the Miami Federal Detention Center, pending extradition to the UK. The brothers have objected to extradition. But yesterday, a federal judge denied the their request to be released.