Social media influencer Andrew Tate has had properties, vehicles, bank accounts and company shares returned to him by Romanian authorities, his spokesperson has said.
Tate, alongside his brother Tristan, set off on a flight to the US from Bucharest on Thursday morning after a travel ban imposed on the pair during a human trafficking investigation was lifted.
The Trump administration reportedly pressed the Romanian government to lift travel restrictions on the brothers earlier this month.
In a statement issued on Thursday, a spokesperson for the brothers said six cars and five properties had been returned, but some assets remained under “precautionary seizure”.
In Romania, the Tate brothers are facing allegations of trafficking minors, sexual intercourse with a minor and money laundering.
Romania’s anti-organised crime agency, DIICOT, said prosecutors had approved a “request to modify the obligation preventing the defendants from leaving Romania”.
DIICOT added: “These include the requirement to appear before judicial authorities whenever summoned.
“The defendants have been warned that deliberately violating these obligations may result in judicial control being replaced with a stricter deprivation of liberty measure.”
Four women who have accused Tate of rape and coercive control and have brought a civil claim against him in the UK said the news has left them “retraumatised”.