James Kennedy (left) and Nick Viall.Photo:Presley Ann/Getty; Emma McIntyre/Variety via Getty
Presley Ann/Getty; Emma McIntyre/Variety via Getty
Nick Viallis shedding new light onJames Kennedy’s behaviorthe night he was arrested.
During a Dec. 12 episode ofThe Viall Files,Viall, 44, shared an anecdote about an interaction he witnessed atKathy Hilton’s holiday partyon Tuesday, Dec. 10 that involved Kennedy and a friend he’d brought to the party.
Hours after the party ended, Kennedy, 32, was arrested at his L.A. home on a charge of misdemeanor domestic violence, police told PEOPLE. (Viall’s episode was recorded and aired before news of Kennedy’s arrest broke on Dec. 12.)
“I was like, 10 minutes earlier I met this guy who he introduced as his best friend and then 10 minutes later he was barking orders,” Viall added.
PEOPLE has reached out to Kennedy for comment.
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The revelation about Kennedy’s behavior on Tuesday night comes after the Burbank Police Department confirmed to PEOPLE that they responded to a 911 call “regarding an argument between a man and a woman” at Kennedy’s house around 11:30 p.m. At this time, it is unclear if the woman involved was Lewber.
James Kennedy and girlfriend Ally Lewber.Jeff Kravitz/Getty Images
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TMZwas first to break the news, citing law enforcement sources, and reported that a witness saw theVanderpump Rulesalum get physical with the unnamed woman, although authorities did not see any injuries when they arrived on the scene. He was released on $20,000 bail.
“He was acting so erratic, running back and forth to the bar and body-checking people along the way,” the insider said. “He appeared inebriated. Spent the evening mostly alone but when he did speak to people, he appeared irritated and rude.”
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Kennedy and Lewber have not responded to PEOPLE’s request for comment.
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source: people.com