Andrew Tate will not be prosecuted, following claims by model Bri Stern in March that he assaulted her during a sexual encounter at The Beverly Hills Hotel.

The Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office informed Tate’s lawyer, Joseph McBride, that the case has been dismissed due to insufficient evidence, as reported by TMZ.

McBride noted that Tate cooperated completely with the investigation, making himself available for questioning and providing a ‘do-not-prosecute’ packet of information to persuade prosecutors against filing charges.

Stern accused Tate of repeatedly choking her during sex despite her demands to stop.  

Text exchanges also appeared to show Tate referencing rough sexual practices.

McBride characterized Stern’s claims as baseless, arguing that Tate’s opponents have tried to exploit the legal system against him around the world.

‘Tate’s foes have weaponized courts globally to attack him. We’re grateful the evidence clearly showed his innocence, sparing him an unjust indictment,’ McBride stated. 

Meanwhile, sources close to Stern say she was not notified of the DA’s decision to decline charges.

Tate still faces legal battles in Romania, where he and his brother Tristan are accused of sex trafficking and running a criminal network. 

Stern is also pursuing a civil lawsuit against Tate over the same alleged assault.

Stern says the relationship unraveled in a way she hadn’t seen coming, with what she claims are the shocking details revealed in lawsuit sparked by what she describes as a horrifying night where she accuses Tate of choking her to the point where she almost passed out.

It was on March 11 when influencer Tate allegedly assaulted her while they had sex at the Beverly Hills Hotel, according to the filing 

Per the lawsuit, filed by Stern’s attorneys on March 27 in Los Angeles Superior Court, the abuse included violently threatening text messages including one that read: ‘I want to beat the f**k out of you.’ 

In an exclusive interview with DailyMail.com in April, Stern recalled the intense fear as she desperately fled room 311 and recounts many of the graphic details in her lawsuit.

The alleged assault,  she says, took place in room 311 at the iconic hotel, a 780-sq-ft suite costing $3,000 per night. 

She says she has since been subjected to multiple death threats from fans of Tate, who has millions of followers on social media. 

Tate has always continued to deny the allegations and his lawyers have questioned Stern’s credibility. 

‘My heart was beating so fast, and I was really anxious, but there was something in me that just told me, ‘You need to go, run,’ she tells DailyMail.com of the alleged violent encounter.

She escaped in the early morning hours after Tate said ‘shut the f**k up b**ch. You will never backtalk me. You are my property,’ according to her suit. 

Their intense affair started off ‘sweet, kind, and loving’ but over 10 months turned ‘darker’ – much darker – until it exploded and flamed out in an episode of alleged sexual violence at the famed ‘Pink Palace’ on Sunset Boulevard, says Stern. 

‘My world was flipped upside down. I was so, so, so upset, sad, scared,’ she said about that night.

The model’s filing claims sexual battery and harassment by Tate, 38, which lists chilling details of abuse – emotional and physical.

She also filed a complaint with the Beverly Hills Police Department and is seeking a restraining order.

Since going public with her claims, Stern says she has been the target of multiple death threats from fans of the kickboxer-turned-social media personality.

She told DailyMail.com how she first met the influencer in July last year during a content shoot in Transylvania, Romania.

Stern insists she hadn’t heard of Tate before she flew to meet with him and his brother Tristan, 36. 

She was referred by a mutual friend who described the 6′3″ former kickboxer as a ‘big teddy bear.’

‘I thought he was so kind, so sweet, so warm and loving,’ Stern recalls to DailyMail.com.

‘Everything was great in the beginning. He even talked about how much he respected women.’

LA-based Stern told DailyMail.com she maintained a steamy trans-continental relationship with Tate by making repeated trips to his gated Romanian compound.

He immediately began love-bombing Stern on the first day they met, she says.

‘He initially stated that I was so beautiful and wanted to get to know me, and we kind of both dove into our life stories and bonded emotionally a lot on that first car ride, and he kind of, you know, came on strong,’ she tells DailyMail.com.

‘He was like, you’re mine, I want you to be my girlfriend, you don’t have to worry about anything, you’re with me now.

‘And I kind of thought, like, this is a little soon, but okay, I’ll give it a try, we’ll see.

‘Some of my friends and family loved him, and they thought that he wasn’t capable of hurting anyone… and that’s what I believed as well.’

But other friends were ‘more skeptical’ and warned her to ‘be careful’, she said.

‘We were in constant communication,’ she explains. ‘He told me how much he loved me every single day.

‘He also talked often about how he wanted to spend forever with me and have a family with me, and I believed him.’

Eventually, though, Tate shed the facade of a caring boyfriend, Stern said, and she told DailyMail.com she ‘started to see other sides of him.’

After filing the lawsuit, she shared a post on social media that showed what appear to be records of his threats of rape and murder. 

She claims that the alleged abuse that came with his change in behavior was seemingly designed to break her will.

She also revealed that he told her ‘you are my property’ after allegedly choking her at the hotel, a claims she includes in the lawsuit. 

And, in another post, she shared screenshots of messages – also mentioned in the lawsuit – alleging he told her via text that ‘You will give me a child this year b**ch… What’s the point in having you if I don’t beat and impregnate you’.

In the lawsuit she also shared screenshots of texts Tate sent her where he said he enjoyed beating her because he found it ‘relaxing’.

According to the complaint, Tate once wrote to her, ‘You have an attitude because you’re not hot enough.’ 

Stern alleges in the filing that Tate ‘began choking her while they were having sex, but it got too rough, and although she begged him to stop, he kept going.’  

She told DailyMail.com that following the alleged incident, she ‘had a pounding headache that was constant that I could not get to go away.’ 

She said a doctor subsequently diagnosed her with ‘post-concussion syndrome.’

Several pictures showing Stern’s bruised face were reportedly handed over to police.

She reveals to DailyMail.com that she was stunned when Tate allegedly said via text that he desired to hit her.

‘I didn’t talk to him for four days,’ she says of the couple’s first ‘rift.’

Furthermore, she adds, ‘I was completely shocked, and I was like, what is this?’

Later, Stern says, Tate reached out via a video call and said, ‘Pookie, I was just kidding. Ha-ha, I’m Andrew Tate. It’s just a joke. I would never hurt you. I would never put my hands on you.’

She says she had contemplated leaving Tate prior to the alleged incident in March, but she remained ‘under his spell’ and said he always ‘manipulated’ her into staying.

‘I struggled with that – with still loving someone who was hurting me. When you love someone, I think, as a woman, you want to stay with them, and it’s kind of innate to our nature, but it definitely causes conflicting feelings,’ says Stern.

Stern’s alleged experience with Tate is not all that unique.

The controversial brothers have spent recent years in a Romanian prison and under house arrest while facing charges of sex trafficking in both the UK and Romania. They deny the charges. 

Tate is currently facing charges associated with sex trafficking young women, as well as a count of rape.

But, according to the BBC, prosecutors said their travel ban lifted in February after more than two years, and on February 27, they flew to Florida via private jet.

On March 10, Tate spent a night at Stern’s Los Angeles apartment before the horror that allegedly unfolded at the hotel the following day.

Tate has amasses a cult-like following for his controversial views on women, including that they should ‘bear responsibility’ if they are raped.

Stern says, ‘I really loved this person, and he told me how much he loved me every day and that we were going to finally spend every day together when he got to the US.

Of the alleged incident at the hotel, Stern says afterward she was ‘completely heartbroken.’

‘I invested so much time, energy, emotions, love into someone that wasn’t who I thought they were,’ she said.

‘Some red flags had gone off before, but I don’t think I really had that ah-ha moment until that day.

‘I trusted him explicitly. When he started to verbally speak about hitting… he initially said that it was a joke, so that kind of just went away in my mind. I just believed him. I just brushed it off as this is a joke until it became my reality.’  

Stern, who says she was invited by a member of the ‘Trump administration’ to attend an April 3 event at Mar-a-Lago, says ‘multiple’ women have reached out to her with similar stories about Tate after she went public with her claims.

But she also claims has received threats from some of Tate’s loyal followers on social media.

‘I knew by coming forward that I was subjecting myself to danger,’ she says. ‘It’s terrifying. But I’m still here, and I’m still speaking out about it.’

She hopes to be a voice of strength to other women who may be ‘experiencing the same thing – being hurt by the person that is supposed to love you and protect you.’

Tate’s attorney tells, Joseph McBride, DailyMail.com, ‘This is a blatant cash grab—a desperate attempt by a sad individual to exploit Andrew’s success and reputation for personal gain.

‘Instead of seeking a private resolution, Ms. Stern has chosen to air her false claims in the press, revealing her true motives: money and attention, not justice.

‘This is a classic example of someone weaponizing serious accusations for financial benefit, a tactic that undermines genuine victims and erodes trust in the legal system.

‘We will not allow our client’s character to be tarnished for profit.

‘We stand ready to defend Andrew fiercely in court, where the truth will expose this baseless scheme.

‘We urge the public and the media to withhold judgment until the facts come to light and not amplify a narrative crafted for headlines and financial gain.’