Internet star Bryce Hall was arrested last month on felony domestic violence charges after allegedly throwing his ex-girlfriend over his shoulder during a heated argument at his Las Vegas home.

He appeared in Las Vegas Justice Court on Tuesday where Justice of the Peace Nancy Bernstein banned him from seeing Mika Lafuente through January 2027.

The 27-year-old social media personality faces one felony count of coercion constituting domestic violence involving the threat or use of physical force and one misdemeanor count of domestic battery following the July 27 incident with his former girlfriend.

The dispute erupted when Lafuente returned to the home she previously shared with Hall to collect belongings after their breakup, according to an arrest report obtained by the Las Vegas Review-Journal.

Lafuente called 911 after the encounter, telling police she had retrieved most of her possessions before returning inside for a Roomba vacuum cleaner.

Hall allegedly blocked her from taking the device, prompting an argument that escalated into a physical confrontation.

Witnesses told investigators that Hall grabbed Lafuente and walked her toward the front door before throwing her onto landscaping rocks outside the property–leaving her with minor scratches.

Police also obtained an audio recording that Lafuente had secretly made during the confrontation.

The dispute erupted when Lafuente returned to the home she previously shared with Hall to collect belongings after their breakup.

Witnesses told investigators that Hall grabbed Lafuente and walked her toward the front door before throwing her onto landscaping rocks outside the property.

According to the arrest report, Lafuente could be heard telling Hall to slap her, prompting him to respond: ‘I’m not going to hit you. I am going to grab you.’

Prosecutors filed the criminal complaint on August 28, more than a month after the alleged incident, and a judge issued an arrest warrant on September 10.

Hall was subsequently arrested and released on his own recognizance without having to post bail.

Hall’s attorney, Frank Coumou, disputed the allegations, claiming Lafuente had been trespassing at his client’s home, refusing to leave.

‘This is the basis of the alleged domestic violence,’ Coumou told the Journal.

‘My client is eager to defend himself in court.’

Hall is scheduled to be back in court December 1.

The alleged confrontation came just two days after Hall announced the end of his relationship with Lafuente–whom he had dated for over two years.

In a July 25 social media video, Hall told followers that Lafuente had moved out of his home and admitted the breakup ‘wasn’t pretty.’

‘I’m not gonna get into any details,’ he said at the time, before wishing his former girlfriend well.

Hall is scheduled to be back in court December 1.