Supporters gather outside Miami jail before Tate brothers' bail hearing

Supporters of former kick‑boxer and internet personality Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan gathered outside the Miami‑Dade County jail on Tuesday, forming a small crowd as they awaited the brothers’ scheduled bail hearing. The gathering took place in the early afternoon near the detention facility’s entrance, where a handful of individuals held signs and chanted slogans in favor of the Tate brothers, who have been held without bail since their arrest in December on federal charges that include alleged human‑trafficking and racketeering.

Andrew and Tristan Tate, who have cultivated a global online following, were indicted on a 23‑count federal indictment that alleges they operated a scheme to recruit and exploit women for commercial sex work. Their bail hearing, set for later that day, will determine whether a judge will grant them release pending trial. Law enforcement officials confirmed that the jail remained secure and that the protest remained peaceful, with no arrests reported. The court’s decision is expected to be announced in the coming weeks, and the brothers remain in custody while the case proceeds.