Andrew Tate's Sister Is Janine Tate: Facts about Her Life & Relationship with Her Siblings

Andrew Tate's sister, Janine Tate, has no close relationship with her brother, and the internet star once attributed her gender to their "disconnect." Unlike Andrew Tate, his sister leads a quiet life as a dual citizen of the United States and the United Kingdom.

Janine Tate is the youngest of three siblings, born to a British mother and an American father. Her brothers, Andrew and Tristan Tate, share a tight bond as siblings and are well-known business partners based in Romania.

But as far as her relationship with them, Janine Tate doesn't appear to be close with either of her brothers. Regardless, she leads a seemingly fulfilling but private life with her husband, with whom she shares two kids.

Janine Tate Was Educated in Kentucky

Janine drew her first breath in Chicago, Illinois, born to Eileen Tate and the late Emory Andrew Tate II, an African-American Air Force veteran and chess master. Her parents divorced in the late 1990s, after which her mother moved with her and her siblings back to England.

They lived close to relatives in Luton, Bedfordshire, in a council estate and relatively struggled to get by. Still, Janine was able to pursue her tertiary education and enrolled at the University of Kentucky in the United States.

She attained her law degree at the institution's J. David Rosenberg College of Law. She is practicing at the National Bar Association John Rowe Chapter in Kentucky, specializing in healthcare and insurance defense.

Janine Tate's Relationship with Her Brothers

In a 2022 interview, Janine's brother, Andrew, shared insight into their relationship. Andrew could speak extensively about his bond with Tristan, but when asked to describe his relationship with Janine, he said, "My sister's my sister, and I wish her the absolute best; I have nothing bad to say about her."

The internet personality added that it was unlikely he could be as close with Janine as he was with Tristan, adding, "I always think there's gonna be some degree of disconnect just cause of the gender." Andrew credits his father as his most significant influence on his worldview.

While Andrew shared that he and his siblings received the same teachings from the Tate patriarch, which he described as "based in things with a masculine edge," he felt Janine likely didn't resonate with them as much as they were more "akin to men."

Still, despite this disconnect, Andrew said if anything happened to Janine or anyone hurt her, he would "be the first person" to show up and help her. In another interview, he said he and Janine didn't talk but confessed that he loved her.

Janine has never addressed her brothers' online controversies, including the Romanian police raid at Andrew's house in April 2022. By then, Andrew had gained global attention for spreading harmful views on his platforms.

According to the British Daily Mail, Andrew's online exploits had caused a rift within his family, as some members disagreed with his views about mental health and women. Others brushed his opinions aside and praised his ambitions to reach success.

Janine Tate Is a Married Woman

Janine married Norman Webb on June 8, 2018. The couple are parents to two children, Remy and Roman, and live in Lexington, Kentucky as a family. She took her husband's last name, although her maiden name is what she is popularly known by.

Norman is a physical therapist who graduated with a doctorate from the University of Kentucky in 2019. He has a private Instagram account, and in his bio, he describes himself as a "fitness and nutrition enthusiast."

Janine also has a private Instagram and Facebook page, though she previously removed the former and set the latter to private. Like Norman, she loves fitness and travel. Janine also added an inspirational quote to her bio. It reads, "Darkness exists to make light truly count."

Her brother, Andrew, has met her husband, and the influencer described Norman as a "good" and "really nice guy." He didn't have anything bad to say about him. However, he joked that Norman didn't want to "smoke," but said he was alright.