An influencer is reportedly facing a felony domestic violence charge and a misdemeanor domestic battery charge, allegedly stemming from a dust-up over a Roomba.
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TikTok personality Bryce Hall allegedly assaulted his ex-girlfriend and fellow internet personality Mika Lafuente at Hall's Nevada home back in July, according to TMZ.
Lafuente called the police to Hall's home following the alleged assault on July 27, 2026, according to court documents obtained by the outlet. Lafuente claims she went to Hall's home to gather her things after they split up. After gathering nearly all of her belongings, she went to pick up a Roomba in the home.
However, according to TMZ, Lafuente claimed her influencer ex wasn't having it. Hall allegedly insisted that the Roomba wouldn't be leaving his home, sending the former couple into a heated argument.
Lafuente claims the verbal confrontation escalated, with Hall hoisting her up over his shoulder, lugging her outside, then dumping her on some landscaping rocks on the property.
Images published by TMZ show small abrasions and scratches on Lafuente's forearms and leg, which she claims were the aftermath of the alleged incident.
Mika Lafuente Reportedly Recorded Her Confrontation With Bryce Hall Stemming From the Roomba Dispute
Lafuente also reportedly told responding police that she secretly recorded Hall during their alleged confrontation. TMZ reports that officers noted the argument appeared to be about money issues, with Hall reportedly saying at one point in the recording, "I am going to force you out of the house."
Per TMZ, at one point during the recording, Lafuente challenges Hall to strike her. "I'm not going to hit you," Hall allegedly replied before reportedly adding, "I am going to grab you."
Despite reported protests from other males in the room, Lafuente allegedly says "Let me go," repeatedly.
Hall was arrested not long after police responded to the call. The former couple reportedly dated for about two years.
After the reports surfaced, a representative for Hall's pushed back against the allegations.
"After removing all of her possessions, Bryce respectfully asked Mika to leave the property," the rep told TMZ. "Mika then tried to provoke a physical altercation. After Bryce asked her to leave his home more than 5 times, she placed a knife behind her on a table that she refused to move away from. Bryce was concerned for his safety, so he picked Mika up and placed her outside of his home."
"We look forward to our day in court and justice being served," Hall's rep concluded.
The charges against Hall reportedly remain pending in a Las Vegas Justice Court.
If you or someone you know is a victim of domestic violence, you can reach the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-7233. You can also chat with a representative at thehotline.org? or by texting "START" to 88788.
