Disgraced Andrew Tate moans about hearing ‘yells and screams 24 hours a day’ as he rots in Romanian jail

ANDREW Tate is whinging yet again after his stint in a Romanian jail was extended for another 30 days.

In his latest email to his loyal supporters, Tate, 36, complains of "blistering cold" while being "locked in a box".

Tate whinged in the statement: "Yells and screams are the only music in here.

"You're given a pencil, paper and a single book. 24 hours a day. Everyday."

Tate continued: "Three cement walls and a steel door. You hear how your family misses you. You do not know what tricks your enemies will pull.

"Completely innocent. But no freedom. You wake up in the same familiar place."

The self-proclaimed guru has been in prison since December 29 on allegations of human trafficking, rape and organised crime based out of his Romanian compound.

His team sent the email on his behalf to his supporters, who he formerly took a thinly veiled swipe at.

In a former rant from behind bars, he took a swipe at his “team” saying “a better person needs better people”.

Tate has previously said the Bucharest jail where he is being held as an "animal house".

Tate previously said: "Inmates enjoy feeling anger. I've seen men fight the guards for pure fun."

Tate and his brother Tristan have been held as part of a probe into allegations of sex trafficking and forcing women to create porn.

Women were allegedly forced to film porn videos in Tate's compound and were kept under 24/7 house arrest, according to Romanian investigators.

A number of woman have come forward to make accusations of abuse against Tate and brother Tristan.

Chilling voice messages sent to a woman who has accused him of raping her were revealed in a BBC Panorama investigation.

The Tate brothers have maintained their innocence, and claim their detention is part of a conspiracy to silence them.

Andrew has threatened to sue a woman who accused him of trafficking for £249million to "shut down" the case against him.

One-time Big Brother contestant Tate spent years creating a  which have infected legions of fans through TikTok.

His influence has had a worrying spread amongst teenage boys, with one UK MP saying he is "brainwashing" children.