Influencer Andrew Tate's video on Greta Thunberg helped cops arrest him. Pizza box was clue

Controversial internet personality Andrew Tate and his brother have been arrested in Romania on suspicion of human trafficking, rape and forming an organised crime group. The former kickboxer’s arrest comes a day after his Twitter interaction with climate activist Greta Thungberg and the latter’s sharp response to his jibe.

On Wednesday, the British national was told to “get a life” by Thunberg on Twitter after he told her he owned 33 cars with "enormous emissions."

It all began when Tate, a self-described misogynist, bragged about owning “33 cars” and said he is happy to share details about the “enormous emissions” of his cars. Tagging Greta Thunberg, he asked for her email address.

Thunberg, 19, clapped back with a savage reply that became hugely viral. “Yes, please do enlighten me,” she tweeted in response, adding a made-up email address to mock Tate. The fake address ends with “get a life”.

The interaction did not end there. Tate, in turn, shared his response in a video. The two-minute clip has him speaking, wearing a robe and holding a cigar. At one point, he is seen collecting two pizza boxes from someone and placing them on the table.