James Kennedy’s arrest was a ‘waking call’ for Lewber ally

Lewber ally she explained why she felt “strange grateful” for James KennedyAn arrest, which allowed her to end their relationship eventually.

“They only needed a lot of waking calls, but it wasn’t easy in the moment,” admitted Lewber, 29, People In an interview announced on Tuesday, April 8. “It was such a high and low week.”

While she was “uncomfortable” for a leuker to have her personal life in the public eye, she admitted that “probably” would have stayed with Kennedy, 33, if his legal trouble Did not make headlines. “I’m strangely grateful because it made me face the facts,” he explained.

Weekly US It was confirmed in December 2024 that the police had been sent to the home and Kennedy shared with a leuker in response to a call for an argument between a man and a woman.

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“We had just recorded my first episode of (a new podcast), ‘Starstruck.’ James was going to be the first guest. Kathy Hilton (Christmas party), ”Lewber remembered, claiming Kennedy” drinking behind my back “while she was working.” When I had finished working and came out to the party, that’s when it was, ‘Oh, changed her entire demeanor.’ And I could kind of say, like, ‘Have you been drinking?’ “

Lewber was “suspicious” but did not realize that Kennedy was no longer sober. Only until they went home it was “a kind of spiraled.”

“The tension was high,” he noted. “(James) still lit me. It’s like, ‘I’m not drunk, you are drunk.’ And I’m like, ‘No.’ We were just fighting, and then when we got out of the Uber, the fighting continued.

Lewber said she not “know who called the cops,” Adding, “They assessed the situation, and I was not physically hurt. Emotionally, yes. But yes, that is the kind of how that night played out, unfortunately.”

Kennedy was ordered for misconduct domestic violence. According to police records, the victim – who was not immediately known as Lewber – told Burbank Police Department that “her boyfriend had been raised up and thrown to the ground.” Subsequently, Kennedy’s legal team released a statement on his behalf.

“We are in the process of conducting our own investigation into the allegations raised by the Burbank Police Department against James,” his attorneys said in a statement to Us After he was released on $ 20,000 bail. “We understand that there were no injuries and we hope that the city’s attorneys, once carefully reviewed, decides not to file formal accusations.”

Lewber on Tuesday revealed that she asked police to give a respiratory test to Kennedy.

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“Because at this point, he still tells me, ‘I’m not drunk.’ So when they actually displayed, I was like, ‘Oh, perfect, will you breathe it please?’ So that was my first mind, ”he remembered. “And they were like, ‘Well, we can’t do that. We can’t do that.’ But then they were like, ‘He’s drunk.’ And I was like, ‘Okay, thank you.’ “

Kennedy ultimately have not faced any chargesBut he and Lewber called that he quit after the incident.

“I had never been physically hurt and I never felt unsafe,” Lewber continued. “I think it’s more just walking on egg shells and feeling anxious about it, when its blowing up next is going to be?

If you or someone you know experience domestic violence, call the National Domestic Violence Helpline at 1-800-799-7233 For secret support.