Andrew Tate’s angels arrested with him as claims they ‘forced women to make porn’ surface

Two glamorous women arrested alongside disgraced influencer Andrew Tate and his brother as part of am investigation into human trafficking and rape have been named as Georgiana Naghe and Luana Radu.

Radu, 32, previously worked at a police station in Romanian capital Bucharest and served as police officer for around four years, but quit the force eight years ago and started work in one of Romania’s lucrative sex chat rooms.

Naghel, a 28-year-old American citizen, is described as a businesswoman and influencer, who has reportedly been dating Tate for just under a year.

A photo of Naghel that was posted to Tate’s instagram page and captioned: “Flying in my jet with the only woman I trust. Magic powers”.

Both women are accused of being part of a conspiracy, along with Tate and his brother Tristan, to coerce at least six women into create social media porn content, keeping them under house arrest “like prisoners”.

They were arrested late on Thursday night (December 29) at Tate’s luxury mansion on the outskirts of Bucharest where, according to reports, they spent most of their time partying and monitoring his business interests.

A Romanian police source told the Daily Mail: “These two women are Tate’s trusted lieutenants and his ‘angels’.

“They are an important part of the crimes that took place because they made sure that the women being held against their will did as they were told.

“The Tate brothers financially benefited from these crimes and so did these two women. They live a fantastic life which is not in keeping with their financial position”.

Under Romanian law, Radu was obliged to account for her financial assets once a year.

The last one she submitted, shortly before leaving the police in 2014, suggested that that she had the equivalent of less than £400 to her name.

But the Romanian police source said: “From her social media posts we see pictures of her in exotic locations wearing luxury brands.

“The police investigation will establish how she suddenly came into this money”.

She is known to have worked with Tate, 36, on a webcam venture, which the influencer happily admitted was a ‘total scam” in which he employed dozens of attractive young models to tell convincing “sob stories” to desperate men online.

Prosecutors say that Tate, along with his brother and the two women, appeared to have “created an organised crime group with the purpose of recruiting, housing and exploiting women by forcing them to create pornographic content meant to be seen on specialised websites for a cost”.

A representative of Romanian police unit DIICOT told local news site Gandul that Tate, his brother and the two other suspects had used “acts of physical violence and mental coercion” to force the women into taking part in adult videos.

One of the four has also been charged with rape, although in accordance with Romanian law the name of that defendant has not been made public.

While the suspects were being held in Bucharest, Gandul reports, the Tate brothers were visited by “a man with diplomatic immunity”. The embassy representative did not leave the jail until 1.30am on Thursday morning.

The Tates and their two co-defendants are expected to be held for at least for 30 days, a spokesperson for the Romanian prosecutor’s office said.

A spokesperson for the two brothers told reporters: “Andrew and Tristan Tate have the utmost respect for the Romanian authorities and will always assist and help in any way they can”.

Another representative for Tate claimed that the allegations of human trafficking were “an orchestrated hoax put on by The Matrix” – a reference to Tate’s conspiracy theory beliefs.

If convicted, they could face several years behind bars.