Bryce Hall, a TikTok star, has denied allegations after he was arrested and charged following a domestic dispute in Las Vegas.
According to the legal documents, the influencer has been accused of using or threatening physical force against someone in a domestic dispute.
The alleged victim, Hall's now ex-girlfriend Maria Palafox, has "documented" the injuries she claimed the social media star allegedly inflicted during their dispute on July 27, a source shared with TMZ.
Bryce Hall's charges amid domestic violence arrest
Charges were not filed until August 28, and Hall was not detained until a judge issued an arrest warrant on September 10.
Hall, 27, is facing two charges, including felony coercion involving domestic violence and misdemeanour domestic battery.
He has been released from custody without posting bail and was ordered to stay away from Palafox, who goes by Mika Lafuente on social media.
Bryce Hall speaks out against allegations
A rep for Hall denied the allegations, telling TMZ, "These allegations are false, and we look forward to the facts coming out in court."
"We will be taking legal action against those responsible for spreading false and defamatory claims," the spokesperson added.
When did the alleged dispute take place?
The alleged domestic violence incident took place two days before Hall took to social media to announce he and Palafox split after two years of dating.
"I'm not the best at this because I don't do this often but me and Mika broke up," he said in the video.
He added, "It's not a joke. We are no longer a couple. She just moved out of my house. Now I have this big ass f–king crib to myself, which is kind of scary at night."
Hall said the breakup "wasn't pretty" but said he "wished her the best".
"Let's move on. I'm only gonna shade her if she f–ks another dude. I'm just kidding," the internet star could be heard saying in the video.