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Influencer Bryce Hall Involved in Halloween Party Brawl, Faces Prior Domestic Violence Charges

Social media personality Bryce Hall sustained injuries during a physical altercation at a Los Angeles Halloween party, shortly after facing domestic violence accusations in Las Vegas.

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Influencer Bryce Hall Involved in Halloween Party Brawl, Faces Prior Domestic Violence Charges

Social media influencer Bryce Hall was reportedly involved in a physical altercation at a Halloween party in Los Angeles on Thursday night, sustaining visible injuries. The incident occurred approximately one month after Hall was arrested in Las Vegas on domestic violence charges, accusations his lawyer has denied.

Video footage circulating from the party shows Hall, dressed in an orange prisoner costume, engaged in a fight with multiple individuals outside the event. The video depicts Hall on the ground being punched by several men before he stood up and tackled one of them. After being separated, Hall was seen with blood on his face.

Hall later appeared to address the incident on X, formerly Twitter, sharing a video of himself with facial injuries and stating, "I got jumped by six dudes, do I look cute?"

This event follows a July 27 incident in Las Vegas where Hall was arrested. According to an arrest report, the dispute arose when his ex-girlfriend, Mikaela Lafuente, returned to his home to retrieve personal belongings. Lafuente reportedly called 911, alleging that Hall blocked her from taking a Roomba vacuum cleaner, which escalated into a physical confrontation. Witnesses told investigators that Hall allegedly grabbed Lafuente and threw her onto landscaping rocks outside the property, resulting in minor scratches.

Bryce Hall dressed as a prisoner at the Halloween party.

Prosecutors filed a criminal complaint on August 28, and an arrest warrant was issued on September 10. Hall was subsequently arrested and released on his own recognizance. A judge has since banned him from seeing Mika Lafuente until January 2027.

Hall's attorney, Frank Coumou, has disputed the allegations, stating that Lafuente was trespassing at his client's home. Coumou indicated that Hall is eager to defend himself in court. Hall is scheduled to appear in court again on December 1.


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