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These are the two glamorous women, dubbed 'Tate's Angels', arrested with Andrew Tate as part of a human trafficking and rape investigation - one of them a former sub inspector in the Romanian police while the other is his girlfriend.
Luana Radu, 32 was previously based at a police station in central Bucharest but quit the force eight years ago to pursue a career working in video chat rooms, which attract men from all over the world and have become a lucrative industry in Romania.
Stunning model Georgiana Naghel, 28, who is also an American citizen, is described as a businesswoman and influencer who is believed to have been dating Tate for almost a year.
Both women are accused of being Tate's closest lieutenants with police claiming that they helped to 'coerce' and 'control' at least six women to create social media porn content and helped to keep them under house arrest 'like prisoners.'
Georgiana Naghel (pictured), 28, who is also an American citizen, is described as a businesswoman and influencer who is believed to have been dating Tate for almost a year
Luana Radu (pictured), 32 was previously based at a police station in central Bucharest but quit the force eight years ago to pursue a career working in video chat rooms
Andrew Tate was arrested on suspicion of rape and human trafficking. On Friday a Romanian Court announced he will be remanded in custody for 30 days
Tate, 36, his brother Tristan, 34 and the two women are facing charges of human trafficking, rape and forming an organised crime
Ms Naghel was born in Bucharest and raised in the Tuhari district and is believed to have met Tate through friends soon after he moved to the country five years ago.
After initially helping him with his business interests, the two eventually formed a romantic bond and have become a regular fixture at the city's exclusive clubs and bars.
While working in video chat rooms, Ms Radu, who also uses the name Ellie Dely on social media met Tate and eventually became his administrative assistant, helping him to manage his online business empire, which is worth an estimated £100 million.
A police source told MailOnline: 'These two women are Tate's trusted lieutenants and his angels' (Pictured: Ms Naghel)
Ms Naghel was born in Bucharest and raised in the Tuhari district and is believed to have met Tate (pictured together) through friends soon after he moved to the country five years ago
After initially helping him with his business interests, Ms Naghel and Tate eventually formed a romantic bond and have become a regular fixture at the city's exclusive clubs and bars (couple pictured together)
While working in video chat rooms, Ms Radu (pictured), who also uses the name Ellie Dely on social media met Tate and eventually became his administrative assistant, helping him to manage his online business empire, which is worth an estimated £100 million
Both Ms Radu (pictured) and Ms Naghel regularly post glamorous photographs of themselves in designer clothes often in exotic locations
Luana Radu, former police officer who was arrested along with social influencer Andrew Tate. They are both currently detained in Bucharest, Romania
The two women were arrested on Thursday night at Tate's £600,000 warehouse-style mansion where, according to sources (Pictured: Ms Radu)
The two women were arrested on Thursday night at Tate's £600,000 warehouse-style mansion where, according to sources, they spend most of their time partying and monitoring his business interests.
They are sharing the same cell at the decrepit Bucharest Police Detention Centre where they have been remanded in custody for 29 days, pending further investigation.
Tate and Tristian are also sharing a cell in the same facility.
Both Ms Radu and Ms Naghel regularly post glamorous photographs of themselves in designer clothes often in exotic locations.
A police source told MailOnline: 'These two women are Tate's trusted lieutenants and his angels.
The prolific social media personality, 36, was detained at his bolthole in Pipera, Voluntari, on the outskirts of Bucharest (pictured outside)
The influencer moved to Romania to avoid police interference, where he hosts his webcam business
A wood-panelled room with leather armchairs and desk chairs appears to be the room he recorded his widely mocked riposte to Greta Thunberg
Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate are escorted by police officers outside the headquarters of the Directorate for Investigating Organized Crime and Terrorism in Bucharest on Thursday
'They are an important part of the crimes that took place because they made sure that the women being held against their will did as they were told.
'The Tate brothers financially benefited from these crimes and so did these two women. They live a fantastic life which is not in keeping with their financial position.'
Ms Radu graduated from the Romanian Police Academy but is only believed to have served as a police officer for around four years before leaving in 2014 to earn more money in video chat rooms.
Under Romanian law, she was obliged to submit an annual statement of assets to prove her financial situation.
Her last one before leaving the force in 2014 published by Romanian media showed that she had less than £400 to her name.
The source added: 'From her social media posts we see pictures of her in exotic locations wearing luxury brands.
'The police investigation will establish how she suddenly came into this money.'
Ms Naghel has posted few pictures on social media of her and Tate together although last year he posted one of them on a private jet writing: 'Flying in my Jet with the only woman I trust. Magic powers.'
Inside Romanian jail where Andrew Tate will spend the next 30 days amid trafficking and rape probe: Influencer 'will be locked in tiny cell with his brother for 23-hours-a-day, allowed just one hour of exercise, and sleep on bed bug infested mattress'
By David Averre and Vivek Chaudhray for MailOnline
Andrew Tate will ring in the New Year in a Romanian jail cell as investigators look into claims he kept six women under house arrest 'like prisoners' is complete, a court decided.
The controversial social media personality and former kickboxer, 36, was arrested on Thursday alongside his brother Tristan, 34, and two Romanian women on suspicion of human trafficking, rape and forming an organised crime group.
The conditions he will face behind bars at the Bucharest Police Detention Centre are a far cry from those of the high-rolling lifestyle he claims to enjoy.
Both Andrew and Tristan are being held in a shabby, cramped cell measuring 15 square metres which has a hole in the ground toilet set in an open cubicle that also doubles up as a shower.
A report on the state of the Romanian prison system by the Council of Europe's Committee for the Prevention of Torture and Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment conducted earlier this year revealed unsettling truths about the living conditions inside jails and the treatment inmates suffer at the hands of guards.
Andrew Tate was arrested Thursday on suspicion of rape and human trafficking. On Friday a Romanian Court announced he will be remanded in custody for 30 days
Tate is being held in the Bucharest detention centre in a cell similar to this shabby, cramped cell measuring 15 square metres which has a hole in the ground toilet set in an open cubicle
The Bucharest detention centre in Romania housing Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan is pictured
Tate (pictured) is a prolific social media personality who boasts his lavish lifestyle online
The decrepit Bucharest detention centre was built in the 1960s during Romania's communist era but was renovated in 2015 to improve conditions. It houses those accused of the most heinous crimes committed in Bucharest and has also held high profile politicians accused of corruption.
According to law, prisoners in Romania are entitled to an hour a day of 'outdoor recreation', access to adequate exercise equipment and books, and should be able to take on work opportunities and vocational
