Investigation Discovery Sets Four-Part Docuseries on Andrew Tate and His Brother Tristan

Investigation Discovery has announced a four-part docuseries about Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan, according to Variety. The project is titled "Andrew Tate: Toxic Empire."

The series will debut with a two-hour premiere on Nov. 25 at 9pm ET/PT on ID. Remaining episodes will air on Wednesdays after that, and the full series will also be available to stream on HBO Max. The network has released a trailer for the project.

The official description says Andrew Tate built a global following of millions with content promoting wealth, health, male dominance and misogyny. His rise, it adds, brought devoted fans as well as growing allegations. The series is billed as a comprehensive look at a story that has dominated headlines, with "unprecedented access" to male followers, insiders, alleged survivors, investigative journalists and an extensive Tate archive. According to the description, it aims to explore how the lines between aspiration and exploitation became blurred.

Among the topics the docuseries will cover is how the brothers recruited male followers and started their webcam business. It will also examine a course they called their "PhD," short for "Pimping Hoes Degree." The course allegedly taught men coercive methods to recruit women into webcamming, while the brothers kept most of the profit for themselves. The series will include interviews with former followers and associates.

Julian P. Hobbs, Elli Hakami and Adrian Murray directed and produced the series for Investigation Discovery.

The release comes as the Tate brothers remain in legal jeopardy. They are currently incarcerated in Miami, Florida, while they fight extradition to the United Kingdom. There, they are accused of multiple crimes, including rape and human trafficking. The brothers have also been charged in a similar case in Romania.