Piers Morgan has challenged Andrew Tate over his comments about Amanda Holden's bikini post on Instagram earlier this year.
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Back in July, Tate was criticised for mum-shaming Holden on social media.
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The 52-year-old mum-of-two wowed fans after uploading a stunning photo of her showering outdoors in a black string bikini.
But Tate replied to the picture, writing: "You are a wife and a mother and you're far past a teenager. There is no need for this post."
Addressing the comments on Piers Morgan Uncensored this evening (20 November), the host said: “You Tweeted a picture of Amanda Holden, very good friend of mine. It's a very harmless picture. She is in a bikini on holiday under a rain shower, looking extraordinarily beautiful.
"And you Tweeted, ‘you are a wife and a mother and you are far past a teenager, there is no need for this post’.
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“Why can't a woman of her age, she's just turned 50, why can't a woman of that age actually show off her beautiful body in a nice bikini like that, what is wrong with that?”
Tate responded: “You can call me crazy, you can call me misogynistic, but I think once you reach the ripe age of 50, any woman should not be interested in thirst trapping on Instagram.
"I think she has bigger responsibilities, I am sure she is a very intelligent lady and she has done amazing things.
"She is famous, she is obviously very capable and I think she could do things more interesting than standing around trying to thirst trap on Instagram like she is 18.
"I think she is above it. I wasn't insulting her, I was reminding her that she is actually such a fantastic person, she has done such amazing things in her life and she is so achieved, that she is actually above thirst trapping.
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"I was reminding her of her worth, because as a feminist, we are all feminists here, right, we all believe in women empowerment.
"I am reminding her of her worth."
Piers then asked Tate if he was a 'feminist', and he replied: "Sure… taking your clothes off for men on Instagram is not empowering. It's empowering when you say, no man but my husband can see my body.
"That is female empowerment, and I was reminding her of that.
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"I was reminding her of her ripe age and her intellect and there is no need for that post.”
This comes after a judge ended the Tate brothers' court ordered house arrest, as the pair are pending trial on rape and human trafficking charges.
Topics: Andrew Tate, Piers Morgan, UK News, Instagram, Twitter, TV and Film
Anish Vij