Andrew Tate has been banned from Facebook and Instagram

Andrew Tate has been banned from Facebook and Instagram.

At the time, Tate claimed that the video had been edited, claiming the footage was 'a total lie trying to make me look bad'.

Meta has now removed the former athlete from their platforms for breaching their policies on ‘dangerous organisations and individuals’ but did not elaborate further.

LADbible has contacted a representative of Meta and Tate for comment.

We can confirm that when attempting to reach his Instagram profile, users are met with an error message which reads: "Sorry, this page isn't available. The link you followed may be broken, or the page may have been removed."

His business account for Cobra Tate, which aims to teach followers how to 'get fit,' 'get money' and 'get connected', has also been removed from the social media platform.

Twitter previously removed Tate after he made claims that women should 'bear responsibility' if they have been sexually assaulted.

Educators are now pointing the finger at him for being the source of such controversy, and have blamed him for the surge in misogynistic behaviour exhibited by male students.

One teacher at an all-girls school in Melbourne’s CBD told the publication: “This sort of male toxic influencer s**t is fuelling it … this term for sure.”

Chief executive of mental health charity, the Man Cave’s Hunter Johnson also said that Tate’s viral videos were extremely concerning and that young man should instead follow a more positive male role model.

“They call his references ‘Tate-isms’. They’re literally using it as a social currency for banter, but also, disrespect,” he said.

“Often it is young men who feel like they’ve been ripped off, that they were entitled to attention, were entitled to, you know, particularly female attention, and they didn’t get it.”