Yailin la Mas Viral: Rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine's girlfriend arrested after smashing his car and hitting him
FLORIDA, UNITED STATES: Tekashi 6ix9ine has disclosed that his girlfriend Yailin la Mas Viral was taken into custody on Thursday, December 14, following a physical altercation at his Florida home.
The rapper, whose real name is Daniel Hernandez, who was born in New York. He also posted a video of the Dominican artist sobbing on Instagram Stories, showing her smacking his phone away.
'Gooba' rapper says girlfriend Yailin 'needs help'
In the video, she can be heard yelling at Tekashi in Spanish for supposedly staring at another woman's behind.
The Spanish 'Gooba' rapper captioned the video, saying, "Yailin needs a lot of help. I love her with my whole heart. But I can’t always be made out to be the bad guy.”
After that, Tekashi played another video in which Yailin—whose real name is Jorgina Lulú Guillermo Díaz—seems to kick his car in the middle of a downpour. In another video, she can be seen crying as she smacks his phone away with a long, white object.
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Over that video, Tekashi wrote, in part, "This woman needs a lot of love." Then, in another Instagram Story, Yailin, 21, hits the 27-year-old 'Mala' rapper with the white object, making him cover his head for protection before the video ends, PaigeSix reported.
Yailin la Mas Viral taken into custody
Soon after the altercation, according to reports, police arrived, and Tekashi told them what had allegedly happened.
The 'Bebe' rapper claimed in a police report that TMZ was able to obtain that Yailin had struck him more than once, and he had shown them the cellphone footage to support his claims.
She allegedly hit the sideview mirror and windshield of his car as well. Yailin reportedly acknowledged that she was angry that Tekashi had allegedly stolen her passport and money, so she struck his Bentley "to cause him financial hardship".
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The 'Del Kilo' rapper was ultimately taken into custody by police, according to TMZ, as a result of the videos providing them with reasonable suspicion to hold her for aggravated battery, witness tampering, and felony criminal mischief.
By posting a $9,000 bond for Yailin, Tekashi helped her get out of jail, as he revealed on his Instagram Stories on Friday.
He posted on social media, "Yai is home because I went to take her out," and then he asked her team member where her attorneys were. Yailin declared herself the victim in a string of Instagram Stories that she posted earlier on Friday.
