Bryce Hall Faces Domestic Violence Charges Involving Ex Mika Lafuente as Rep Denies Allegations

Social media star Bryce Hall is facing domestic violence charges in Nevada following an alleged confrontation with his ex-girlfriend Mika Lafuente, with newly reported court and police records offering further details about the dispute.

Hall, 27, faces one felony count of coercion constituting domestic violence involving physical force or the immediate threat of physical force and one misdemeanour count of domestic battery. The charges stem from an alleged incident on 27 July at Hall's Las Vegas-area home.

A criminal complaint was filed on 28 August, and an arrest warrant was issued on 10 September. Hall was subsequently arrested and released on his own recognisance, with a judge ordering him not to contact the alleged victim.

Court and police records identify the alleged victim as Mika Lafuente, whose surname is listed as Palafox in court records.

Alleged Argument Began Over Roomba Vacuum

New details reported from police records indicate the alleged confrontation began after Lafuente returned to Hall's home to collect belongings following their breakup.

According to records obtained by the Las Vegas Review-Journal and TMZ, Lafuente told police she attempted to take a Roomba vacuum when Hall allegedly objected, leading to an argument.

Lafuente alleged that Hall eventually picked her up and carried her outside before throwing or placing her onto landscaping rocks. She told officers she suffered scratches during the encounter and reportedly provided photographs of marks on her arm and leg. These remain allegations and have not been proven in court.

Police records also referenced a recording made during the dispute. According to the Las Vegas Review-Journal's account of the police report, Hall could allegedly be heard saying, 'I'm not going to hit you. I am going to grab you.'

Another male voice could reportedly be heard telling Hall not to touch Lafuente, while she repeatedly said, 'Let me go.'

Hall's Representative Denies Allegations

Hall's representative has rejected the accusations and offered a different account of what occurred.

The representative said Lafuente had collected her belongings but allegedly refused repeated requests to leave Hall's property. Hall's side further alleged that Lafuente placed a knife behind her on a table and would not move away from it, prompting Hall to become concerned for his safety.

According to the representative, Hall then picked Lafuente up and placed her outside the home.

'We look forward to our day in court and justice being served,' Hall's representative told TMZ.

In an earlier statement following reports of the charges, Hall's representative called the allegations 'false' and said his team looked forward to the facts emerging in court. The representative also threatened legal action against people they accused of spreading false or defamatory claims.

Hall has not been convicted of either charge, and the criminal proceedings remain ongoing.

Breakup Announced Days Before Alleged Incident

Hall and Lafuente had dated for more than two years before their relationship ended. Two days before the alleged 27 July confrontation, Hall publicly announced their breakup in a social media video, describing the split as not having been 'pretty' while saying he wished Lafuente well.

Hall rose to prominence on TikTok and became widely known through Sway House, the Los Angeles-based collective of social media creators. He has amassed more than 22 million followers on the platform.

His next preliminary court hearing is scheduled for 1 December. The felony and misdemeanour charges remain allegations unless and until proven in court.