Investigation Discovery doc to probe Andrew Tate's rise and legal saga

Investigation Discovery is putting Andrew Tate's controversial life in the spotlight with a new four-part docuseries, per The Hollywood Reporter. 'Andrew Tate: Toxic Empire' premieres November 25 on ID and streaming on HBO Max.

The series will chart the social media personality's so-called 'meteoric rise' alongside his brother Tristan, examining the allegations of predatory business that funded his global operation. It also follows their July 2026 arrest and jailing in Miami as they fight extradition to the UK on sex trafficking and rape charges.

The show will feature interviews with male followers, insiders, alleged survivors, and investigative journalists. It promises a look inside Tate's 'War Room,' an international network for wealthy men, and his webcam business.

Viewers will also get details on his 'PhD' or 'Pimping Hoes Degree' course, which former participants claim taught coercive methods for recruiting women into webcamming. The series will draw on archival footage, including from Tate's brief 2016 stint on 'Big Brother' UK, from which he was removed.