Vinay Kumar
Vince McMahon’s legal troubles returned to the spotlight after Janel Grant publicly addressed her trafficking lawsuit for the first time. As her case is still active in the courts, popular influencer Andrew Tate used his recent live stream to challenge Grant’s claims, framing the controversy around the gifts McMahon allegedly gave her during their relationship.Grant’s remarks, delivered at a public briefing, added new details about the personal and financial toll of the case. While she described the emotional pressure of the NDA she signed, and her cooperation with investigations, Tate and his brother, Tristan Tate, reacted online.
Andrew Tate condemns Janel Grant’s case against Vince McMahon
During a recent live stream, Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate discussed McMahon’s situation in detail. Andrew began by listing the expensive gifts McMahon allegedly gave Grant. After each item, Tristan shouted “trafficking!” in a mocking tone.Tate then delivered a pointed and sarcastic take on the allegations. He said, “This is the most disgusting thing I’ve ever seen. When a woman gets with a billionare, the last thing she wants is gifts! There is nothing that would be worse than a woman to date a billionaire and be bought millions of dollars worth of things! ” Andrew further stated that the former WWE boss did “all of this to manipulate her” and called Janel accepting those gifts “a crime.”Tate argued that the presence of lavish gifts over a long period undermines claims of trafficking.
Janel Grant made first public statement on the Vince McMahon case
Janel Grant and Vince McMahon. Image via WWE and X
For the first time since filing her lawsuit in January 2024, Janel Grant spoke publicly about her experience. Addressing a briefing for the Connecticut Alliance to End Se*ual Violence, she described the emotional toll of the past few years.“By a series of miracles that I can’t account for, I’m alive today,” Grant said. “When I filed my federal civil lawsuit at the last conceivable second, because I really didn’t want to do this, I knew what I would be about to throw my life into, but I had been dragged in by this NDA into a federal investigation, the SEC, all the consequences, all the things that have happened that have made my life so small and isolated, I didn’t start that.“She added, “This NDA was a tool that Vince could use to justify anything while I remained in a system of exploitation and actually in a position for anyone to exploit me,” Grant said. “When an NDA is used to conceal dangerous behavior, it simply relocates the harm to the next employee, the next office, the next victim.”Grant also revealed that she spent six figures on new legal retainers and medical care that “saved my life,” believing she would be interviewed and finally regain control of her situation.
