AceShowbiz - James Kennedy, a well-known DJ and star of "Vanderpump Rules", faces significant hurdles to his professional plans following his arrest on December 10. The incident occurred at his Los Angeles residence, where police responded to a call about an argument between Kennedy and an unidentified woman.

Although no injuries were reported, Kennedy was booked for misdemeanor domestic violence and later released on $20,000 bail. The Burbank City Attorney's office is reviewing the case for potential charges.

As a result of the arrest, Kennedy's January 17, 2025, performance at the Komodo Lounge in Dallas has been canceled. Despite the embattled star promoting the gig to his over one million Instagram followers after his arrest, Komodo Lounge decided to pull the plug. "After careful consideration, we made the decision to cancel his upcoming appearance," a venue insider stated.

This cancellation is not an isolated incident. Kennedy's three scheduled shows at the LIV Nightclub in Las Vegas have also been removed from the venue's calendar. A screenshot shared by a fan account on December 13 confirmed that ticket orders for these shows had been canceled.

While Kennedy remained mum on his arrest, his attorneys have issued a statement saying, "We understand that there were no injuries and we are hoping that, after careful review, the city's attorneys will decide not to file formal charges."

It remains to be seen whether he will continue to face cancellations as the legal proceedings progress.

Kennedy and his girlfriend Ally Lewber, who were both present at Kathy Hilton's annual holiday party earlier on the night of the arrest, spent much of the event separately. Witnesses described Kennedy's behavior as erratic, suggesting he appeared inebriated and was body-checking people as he moved through the venue.

While the woman involved in his altercation was not named, Lewber is speculated to be the victim. However, a source claimed she was "OK" and "safe" after the incident and she's reportedly still together with Kennedy.

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