Multiple legal battles are unfolding involving social media influencer Andrew Tate and actor Kevin Spacey. Four British women have taken civil action against Andrew Tate, alleging rape and serious assaults between 2013 and 2016. Tate denies the allegations. Despite prior reports to the Hertfordshire Police, no charges were brought by the Crown Prosecution Service, leading the women to pursue civil proceedings for justice. Tate faces similar charges in Romania alongside his brother Tristan.

In a separate case, actor Kevin Spacey is facing a civil trial in the UK over allegations of sexual assault by a young actor at the Old Vic theatre. These accusations come amidst a new documentary featuring claims against Spacey from 1976 to 2013. The civil claim, paused during criminal proceedings, is now set for a full trial in the High Court.

Both Tate and Spacey maintain their innocence. Tate’s online presence, known for an “ultra-masculine lifestyle,” has faced backlash for alleged misogynistic content, with his social media accounts being removed amid legal challenges. Spacey, once a celebrated actor, saw his career derailed following allegations during the #MeToo movement. The legal battles highlight the challenges and complexities involved in seeking justice in cases spanning multiple jurisdictions.