“I think she’s lying!” Andrew Tate and brother SLAM Vince McMahon’s human-trafficking allegations

Vince McMahon, the co-founder of the famous pro-wrestling promotion WWE made the headlines recently for an ongoing sex-trafficing lawsuit. Amidst the case’s attention, McMahon resigned from the positions he held at the WWE and the TKO Groups. Now, internet sensations Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate look at the case details and side alongside McMahon.

In a recent podcast, the Tate brothers detailed the human trafficking case against Vince McMahon and claimed he was innocent. As such, they believed the plaintiff made alleged claims to seek monetary benefits from McMahon. Here is what Tristan Tate said:

If this woman were human trafficked against her will, then she could've left at any moment. She could've called the police at any moment... Once the money hose has been turned off, she's now calling her behavior, having sex with him and various other wrestlers and friends of his human trafficking. Why is that? Because I don't believe she's human trafficked at all. I think she's lying. I think Vince McMahon is innocent.

Tristan Tate (via Emergency Meeting Podcast)

Further in the podcast, they spoke about it in a role-playing manner to explain the situation clearly to the listeners. As such, they questioned the very nature of the case mentioning the things Vince McMahon did to the plaintiff. Plus, they denied her claim of sexual acts being conducted without her consent. So, they believed McMahon was innocent and that Grant was trying to frame him to attain monetary benefits in damages.

The lawsuit stemmed from Janel Grant a former employee of WWE who closely worked beside Vince McMahon. She accused McMahon of sexually abusing her and exploiting her with the employees of WWE. As such, she filed a lawsuit recently after McMahon offered her $3 million to remain silent about their relationship.

Andrew Tate and Triston Tate ridicule the human trafficking case put against Vince McMahon

Vince McMahon, the face of the WWE recently faced a heinous lawsuit for human trafficking. Janel Grant, a former employee of the company filed the case in January 2024, seeking monetary damages. Also, she made the step to ensure no other WWE employees faced the same fate as her. However, controversial personalities Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate believed this was an alleged case and ridiculed Grant’s claims.

In their recent ‘Emergency Meeting’ podcast, Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate joined hands in exposing the reality of Vince McMahon’s human trafficking case. As such, they read the whole disclosure of the 67-page suit submitted to the district court of Connecticut. The document had a list of things Vince McMahon bought her to ‘manipulate’ her. As such, the Tate brothers noticed these points and humorously ridiculed her claims of being human trafficked. Here is what Andrew Tate said:

He had a woman who he said he said he loved, who was his girlfriend and he bought her all of this stuff. (Proving the opposite) If this doesn't prove he's a terrible man, he worked hard to become a billionaire, he bought her all of these things, this is disgusting...This is the worst case of human trafficking I've ever seen.

Andrew Tate (via Emergency Meeting Podcast)

Facing a similar fate to WWE Co-founder, Andrew and Tristan Tate understood the plight of Vince McMahon. As such, they voiced their support to him and did their best to prove the case wrong. Currently, McMahon resigned from the positions he held at WWE and TKO Groups.

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