Male empowerment guru Andrew Tate has offered to purchase Little St. James, an island in the US Virgin Islands better known as “Epstein Island” due to its previous owner’s devious exploits.
The former world champion kickboxer announced his plan on X, saying he would buy the island and install a plaque with a message blasting the world elites’ involvement in sex trafficking.
“I will buy Epsteins island and put a massive plaque on it saying ‘WESTERN ELITES ARE HUMAN TRAFFICKERS NOT THE TATE BROTHERS.’ Anyone got the price? I swear I will pay it RIGHT, NOW,” Tate posted on Monday.
Tate and his brother Tristan were previously imprisoned in Romania for several months over allegations they engaged in sex trafficking, which the pair have vehemently denied.
On Monday, the Tates won an appeal to reclaim the $27 million worth of assets confiscated during raids on their properties.
While the Tates have not been convicted, a judge will hear prosecutors’ arguments for keeping the confiscated property and assess the value of the assets to be returned.
Little St. James was reportedly purchased by billionaire investor and Black Diamond Capital Management founder Stephen Deckoff for $60 million in 2023.
It’s unclear if Deckoff would be receptive to selling the property.
Tate’s offer follows the release of a trove of court documents regarding Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre’s lawsuit against Jeffrey Epstein’s accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell.
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