ID Launches Andrew Tate Docuseries Nov. 25

Investigation Discovery announced a new four-part docuseries titled Andrew Tate: Toxic Empire. The project examines the lives of Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan. A two-hour premiere is scheduled for Nov. 25 at 9 p.m. ET/PT. Subsequent episodes will air on Wednesdays. The full series will stream on HBO Max. A trailer is now available.

The network describes the series as a look at how Tate built a global following through content promoting wealth and male dominance. The description notes his rise attracted millions of fans and growing allegations. The show claims access to male followers, insiders, and alleged survivors. It aims to explore where aspiration and exploitation overlapped. An extensive Tate archive is included in the production.

The docuseries covers the brothers' recruitment of male followers and their webcam business. It examines a course they named their PhD, or Pimping Hoes Degree. According to the description, the course taught men coercive methods to recruit women into webcamming. The brothers reportedly kept most of the profit. Interviews with former followers and associates will appear in the series.

Julian P. Hobbs, Elli Hakami, and Adrian Murray directed and produced the project for Investigation Discovery. The release coincides with ongoing legal battles for the Tate brothers. They are currently incarcerated in Miami, Florida. The brothers are fighting extradition to the United Kingdom. There, they face accusations of rape and human trafficking. They have also been charged in a similar case in Romania.

The series is set to debut in less than four weeks. The premiere date falls on a Wednesday, aligning with the standard weekly release pattern for the remaining episodes. The production team secured interviews with key figures from the brothers' inner circle. The legal proceedings in Miami and London remain active as the series prepares to air.