According to James’ lawyers, Scott Leemon and Leonard Levine, an independent investigation into the allegations is underway. They stated there were no injuries and expressed hope that the City Attorney’s Office will decline to file formal charges.
Reports indicate the police were called by a neighbor, not Ally, during the incident on December 10 at James’ Los Angeles home. Ally was reportedly not the alleged victim and was seen with James at an event earlier that day. Sources confirm the couple is still together and doing fine.
James, 32, was released on a $20,000 bond and has remained silent since the incident.
This development comes as Bravo prepares to recast Vanderpump Rules for its 12th season. Producer Alex Baskin expressed excitement about continuing the show with a new group while honoring the original cast.
Current and former cast members shared mixed emotions about the change. LaLa Kent reflected on her early days on the show and her nickname’s origin, while Ariana Madix expressed gratitude for being part of the cultural phenomenon.
Meanwhile, James' costar Tom Sandoval is representing himself in a lawsuit filed by Raquel Leviss over alleged invasion of privacy. The case involves accusations of sharing explicit FaceTime videos without consent. Both Sandoval and Ariana Madix deny any wrongdoing.
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