Is Andrew Tate Starring In ‘Fortnite’? Here’s What You Need To Know
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As one of the most popular battle royale games of all time, Fortnite has seen quite a few collaborations. With everyone from John Cena and Ariana Grande to Ninja and LeBron James in the game, new partnerships seem to be in constant development. But is Andrew Tate in Fortnite? Here’s what you should do:
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Is Andrew Tate in ‘Fortnite’?
Controversial social media personality Andrew Tate isn’t in Fortnite either. Developers don’t usually work with controversial characters, and if you see Tate making headlines for the wrong reasons these days, you won’t see Tate’s skin in Fortnite.
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A mockup of Fortnite’s Andrew Tate recently started circulating around the internet, sparking speculation that a new skin might be added, but this is unofficial and has nothing to do with Epic Games.
If Tate were to make an appearance in Fortnite, it would likely be part of the Icon series, a line-up featured in cosmetics around celebrities and influencers. Icon series names include Bugha, Marshmello, Travis Scott, and Patrick Mahomes.
That said, given the recent arrests in Romania on suspicion of human trafficking, the online personality won’t be joining the battle royale any time soon.
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Details of the controversy surrounding Andrew Tate.
Tate rose to fame through his kickboxing career, but his celebrity quickly grew through appearances on podcasts, TikTok, and other social media sites. He has controversial opinions on important issues such as equality and gender roles, and was recently raided during a human trafficking investigation.
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Prior to the raid, Tate had sent derogatory tweets to climate activist Greta Thunberg, which ultimately led to her arrest.
Fortnite is primarily a game played by younger generations, so it’s highly unlikely that Epic Games will miss these controversies. Tate’s comments on the hot button issue are controversial, if not outright hateful, and billion-dollar companies like Epic Games probably don’t want to be associated with such numbers. prize.
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