What religion is Andrew Tate?

ANDREW TATE was vocal about his religious beliefs before being incarcerated in Romania.

Here's everything we know about which religion the 36-year-old follows.

What is Andrew Tate's religion?

Andrew Tate said he converted to Islam after a video of him praying at a mosque in Dubai went viral in October 2022.

He suggested that while he was brought up in a Christian country, he always harboured a respect for Islam.

During a court appearance on January 10, 2023, Tate appeared holding a copy of the Quran.

Tate was initially raised a Christian and held membership in the Romanian Orthodox Church.

What has Andrew Tate said about religion?

Tate previously compared Christianity to Islam to explain why he converted.

The former professional kickboxer also said that Islam is the only religion that isn't disrespected in the world today.

Tate has previously sparked widespread revulsion and been banned from various social media platforms over his misogynistic views on women.

Where is Andrew Tate from?

Tate was born in Washington DC, but moved to Luton, England, after his parents divorced.

His father, Emory Tate, was an international chess master, while his mother Eileen is an English former dinner lady.

His father died in 2015.

He lived with his mother and siblings, including brother Tristan, on the Marsh Farm estate.

The estate is notorious for crime, including large rioting in the area in the 1990s.

He left England for Romania in 2017, and has resided there ever since.

Tate's mother remains in the flat in Luton, and exchanged visits with her sons before their arrests in Romania in January 2023.