Tekashi 6ix9ine’s Girlfriend Arrested After Physical Altercation at His Home

Tekashi 6ix9ine, also known as Daniel Hernandez, recently revealed that his girlfriend, Yailin la Mas Viral, was arrested on Thursday following a physical altercation at his home in Florida. The New York-born rapper shared a video on his Instagram Stories showing Yailin crying and smacking his phone away. In the clip, Yailin can be heard lashing out at Tekashi in Spanish, accusing him of looking at another woman’s behind.

Yailin’s Actions Caught on Camera

In the video shared by Tekashi, Yailin is seen kicking his vehicle during a rainstorm and smacking his phone away with a long, white object while in tears. Tekashi expressed concern for Yailin, stating that she needs a lot of help and that he loves her with his whole heart. However, he also emphasized that he cannot always be portrayed as the bad guy.

Police Involvement and Charges

According to a police report obtained by TMZ, Tekashi claimed that Yailin had hit him multiple times and showed officers the cellphone footage as evidence. He also alleged that she struck his car’s windshield and side-view mirror. Yailin reportedly admitted to damaging Tekashi’s Bentley in an attempt to cause him financial hardship because she was upset about money and her passport. Based on the videos and statements, police arrested Yailin for aggravated battery, witness tampering, and felony criminal mischief.

Tekashi’s Support for Yailin

Tekashi later shared on his Instagram Stories that he helped Yailin get out of jail by paying her $9,000 bond. He expressed his involvement in her release and asked about their attorneys. Meanwhile, Yailin took to her own Instagram Stories to proclaim herself as the victim and accused Tekashi of previous physical violence.

Response and Seeking Clarification

Page Six has reached out to authorities for further information but has not received an immediate response. Additionally, they have contacted Tekashi’s representatives for comment on the accusations made by Yailin. In a since-deleted video on Instagram, Tekashi denied the allegations, stating that he would never lay his hands on a woman and requested that the matter be handled responsibly.

Domestic Violence Support

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, please call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 for confidential support.

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Sources:
TMZ
Daily Mail