'Vanderpump Rules' Star James Kennedy's Ex Confirms Breakup After His Recent Arrest
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Kennedy was arrested last month on suspicion of domestic violence during an argument ex-girlfriend Ally Lewber said was "related to him drinking again."
“Vanderpump Rules” stars James Kennedy and Ally Lewber are no longer together, Lewber confirmed on social media Wednesday.
The breakup comes a little over a month after Kennedy was arrested in California on suspicion of domestic violence. Lewber shared details about the incident Wednesday, after Kennedy’s attorney confirmed the Burbank City Attorney’s Office won’t be filing charges.
“I am happy that prosecutors decided not to file against James, as I never desired criminal charges,” Lewber wrote in an Instagram story. “We had an argument outside of his home related to him drinking again, however, I was not physically hurt.”
“I was shocked by the headlines and disheartened by how the event was portrayed,” she continued. “We are no longer together, but I’ll always support James and wish him the best with his sobriety and healing. Thank you for your understanding.”
Kennedy, a DJ who rose to fame on the beloved Bravo show, was arrested Dec. 10 at his Los Angeles home after Burbank police officers responded to “an argument between a man and a woman” around 11:30 p.m., a police spokesperson told People at the time.
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