BUCHAREST (Reuters) - A Romanian court ruled on Tuesday that controversial internet personality Andrew Tate should get back luxury cars that were seized by prosecutors pending a second criminal investigation into accusations of human trafficking, his representatives said.

Andrew Tate has released a statement celebrating a recent court decision in Romania. Per a new court ruling, "the Bucharest tribunal court has just ruled to return my 40,000,000 dollars of assets due to a lack of evidence.

A Romanian court has ruled that internet personality Andrew Tate can reclaim luxury cars worth approximately 4 million euros, seized during a human trafficking investigation. The collection includes two McLarens,

Internet personality Andrew Tate should get back luxury cars worth about four million euros ($4.43 million) that were seized by prosecutors pending a second criminal investigation into human trafficking accusations, a Romanian court ruled on Tuesday.

Controversial influencer Andrew Tate can momentarily breathe a sigh of relief. The court in Bucharest has decided to return the millionaire's assets and money, including cars worth £32 million. Tate will regain,