Romanian authorities have intensified their investigation into Andrew Tate, placing him and his brother Tristan under house arrest amid new human trafficking allegations involving minors. Following a police raid on their residence, authorities seized luxury vehicles worth nearly £1.2 million, including a Ferrari and a Lamborghini, as part of the ongoing inquiry. The Tates, who are already awaiting trial for previous human trafficking charges, have denied all allegations, asserting that the claims are unfounded and part of a setup against them. Their spokesperson claimed that the seized cars do not belong to the brothers, but the legal challenges continue as prosecutors investigate multiple victims in the case. The Romanian anti-organized crime agency DIICOT is leading the investigation, which includes serious accusations of trafficking minors and sexual offenses. The situation remains fluid as the Tates maintain their innocence while facing significant legal scrutiny.