"I really, really f*cked up": Kick streamer Adin Ross apologizes after reportedly getting Andrew Tate arrested in Romania

Kick star Adin Ross has apologized for reportedly playing a part in the recent arrest of Andrew Tate and his brother, Tristan Tate. For those who are unaware, recent reports revealed that the Tate brothers had been detained by the Romanian police after British authorities issued a warrant based on a clip from Ross' livestream. During the broadcast, the streamer talked about Andrew leaving Romania sometime in the future.

Andrew and Tristan Tate are currently on trial after sexual assault and human trafficking charges were brought against them by Romanian law enforcement. They cannot leave the country due to court orders.

After their most recent arrest, Adin Ross went live on a broadcast and apologized, stating:

On March 5, 2024, Adin Ross read out an alleged note from Andrew Tate on stream. The note was apparently an invitation for the Kick content creator to join Tate in Romania and make content.

Here is what Ross said:

Now, Tate is also fighting a legal battle in England, where he has been accused by multiple women of abuse and assault. The British government has been looking at possible extradition, and Ross' aforementioned clip stating that Tate is "going to be leaving Romania" triggered the police to issue a warrant for his arrest.

Ross, who has been on friendly terms with the former kickboxer, appeared quite upset about seemingly landing him in trouble. However, it seems that the Romanian resident has forgiven the streamer, who revealed that the invitation still stands:

Ross added:

The clip of Adin Ross' apology has gone viral on social media. Here are some general reactions:

It is unclear whether the collaboration will happen or not, but some of Andrew Tate's supporters are quite mad at Adin Ross for his comments in the