Andrew Tate’s ex-girlfriend Bri Stern reveals his gushing ‘love bomb’ poems… before she was left fearing for her life
SELF-proclaimed misogynist Andrew Tate’s ex-girlfriend has revealed the cringe-worthy poems he used to write her.
It comes after Brianna Stern accused the toxic influencer of sexual assault last month and claimed that Tate physically abused and threatened to “rape” her.
She accused her 38-year-old ex-partner of choking her and failing to stop even when she begged him to during rough sex on March 11.
Stern, 29, has now revealed the gushing love-bomb poems that the disgraced influencer used to send her.
It comes after new shocking court documents claimed that Tate allegedly pointed a gun in the face of one of his accusers.
Text messages between the two show Tate sending pictures of enthusiastic handwritten notes about their relationship, as reported by The Times.
One embarrassing poem written by Stern’s former lover included the lines: “Across the seas, across the skies, two pookies live with loving ties.
“One in LA, where palm trees sway, the other in Bucharest far away.
“Though miles apart, they laugh and play, with calls and texts to fill each day.”
Tate insisted the pair communicate only on encrypted messaging apps like Signal and WhatsApp – but ironically, Stern managed to save one of the many cringey poems she says he wrote for her.
They would also use the disappearing messages function as it was “more secure”.
In another fawning message he told his ex-partner after sending a love letter: “POOKIE POEM. AND POOKIE FLOWERS.”
Other screenshots showed Tate saying: “im sad today. and miss pumpkin. pookiepumkinprincess.”
Stern also said the gushing former kickboxer would “constantly” talk with her “everyday, like all day, all night”.
But Stern also said her former partner was never affectionate with her around other people, claiming he never wanted “any other man to see him being loving to a woman”.
The self-described misogynist also told her he wanted her to have children to “continue the Tate legacy”.
Text messages previously showed Tate saying: “What’s the point in having you if I don’t beat you and impregnate you.”
Tate has claimed to have as many as ten children with different women.
Who is Andrew Tate?
by Harvey Geh
Andrew Tate is a British-American former professional kickboxer who won multiple titles in the sport before retiring.
He gained public attention in the UK after appearing on Big Brother in 2016, but was removed from the show due to controversial behaviour.
Tate is widely known for his posts on social media, where he shares his views on masculinity, success, and wealth, often sparking heated debates.
He promotes his lifestyle through an online course called “Hustler’s University.”
Tate has faced widespread criticism for his comments about women, with many accusing him of promoting misogyny and toxic masculinity.
Major platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok have banned him for violating their policies, citing his controversial and harmful rhetoric.
Tate has been involved in legal investigations, including allegations of human trafficking and sexual assault.
Stern has also alleged that her ex-partner would make sickening threats against her.
She said in her lawsuit: “If I crossed him, he would ruin my life, rape or kill me.”
Stern’s lawyers explained Tate’s love-bombing tactics.
They said: “Tate would typically follow his cruelty with words of love.”
“Like many abusers, Tate would often tell the plaintiff that his outbursts were her own fault.”
In more aggressive texts, messages showed Tate saying: “You talk too much whore so I beat you.”
He added: “I will hit you today. But I love you.”
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She also said she became more aware over time about the charges made against him and his brother Tristan Tate as they played out in courts.
British-American Tate and his brother are facing various charges in Romania and the UK for sexual aggression and human trafficking.
His sexual abuse against Stern is alleged to have happened at a Beverly Hills hotel, where Bri then walked out on him for good.
A medical report seen by TMZ seems to show she was diagnosed with “post-concussive syndrome”.
Shocking allegations have been described in court documents submitted by four women – all of whom claim that Tate used sexual violence against them.
The documents contain detailed accounts of alleged rape, assault and coercive control.
And one woman claims that Tate convinced her he had killed before.
But Tate has denied all the claims against him calling them a “pack of lies” and a “gross fabrication”.
Tate’s lawyer Joseph McBride said his client “firmly denies” the claims and accused the 29-year-old model of a “blatant cash grab”.