Disgraced Andrew Tate’s luxury Romanian compound that was raided by police yesterday was filled with guns, supercars and a chess board dedicated to his father.

The prolific social media personality, 36, was detained at his £600,000 bolthole in Pipera, Voluntari, on the outskirts of Bucharest, as part of an alleged criminal ring with his brother Tristan and two Romanians, one believed to be an ex-policewoman.

The four were held on suspicion of rape, human trafficking, and organized crime offences for 24 hours as part of the criminal probe following raids on his villa and other properties. Prosecutors asked today to extend his arrest by 30 days.

The influencer, who claimed he was a ‘trillionaire’ but is believed to be worth £100million, regularly showcases his lavish lifestyle at his concrete fortress, with a coterie of 33 supercars, on social media.

Interior shots posted on his and his brother’s Instagram pages show plush leather sofas, a hi-tech security room with multiple live CCTV feeds and glass display cases for his kickboxing belts.

One James Bond-themed glass wardrobe shows off an array of guns and black jackets.

A wood-panelled room with leather armchairs and desk chairs appears to be the room he recorded his widely mocked riposte to Greta Thunberg where he was seen smoking a cigar and flexing his pecs.

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