LHHMIA’s Allan Mueses Faces Sexual Assault Charges

Serious allegations have surfaced against Allan Mueses, a personality featured on ‘Love & Hip Hop: Miami’ and the father of reality star Amara La Negra’s twin daughters. Mueses has been charged with four counts of sexual assault, stemming from an alleged incident that occurred approximately 15 years ago. The alleged victim has come forward, sharing harrowing details of the encounter and its lasting impact.

Allegations Surface from 2010 Incident

According to a statement from the Michigan Attorney General’s Office, Mueses, whose legal name is Al Allan De Los Santos Mueses, was arrested in Miami, Florida, on an extradition warrant. The charges relate to an alleged incident in March 2010 when Mueses, then 25 and a foreign exchange student at Western Michigan University, is accused of sexually assaulting a fellow student. The alleged victim, then 20, reported the incident to university police and underwent a forensic medical examination at the time, though no charges were filed then.

Fast forward to July 2025, and Mueses, now 40, faces four counts of First-Degree Criminal Sexual Conduct – Personal Injury. He was arrested on July 11 and extradited to Michigan the same day. After posting a $250,000 bond on August 8, he was released from jail. The investigation is ongoing, supported by the Kalamazoo Sexual Assault Kit Initiative (SAKI), which works to prosecute cold-case sexual assaults.

Victim’s Testimony Details Alleged Assault

The alleged victim recently testified in court, recounting the traumatic experience. She claims Mueses “preyed” on her and, during the assault, told her to “think about this every night.” The memory, she stated, continues to haunt her, causing persistent nightmares. She described their relationship as friendly, often playing sports together on campus.

During her testimony, she detailed how Mueses allegedly forced himself on her multiple times at his apartment, despite her repeated denials and pleas. She recalled feeling panicked as he began to undress her, thinking, “My worst nightmare is about to happen.” She also described attempting to make him finish quickly so she could leave, but he allegedly ignored her pleas and continued the assault, even after she showed him her purity ring.

Mueses, who has pleaded not guilty to the charges, reportedly shook his head as the victim testified. Considering the testimony and evidence presented, Judge Kathleen Hemingway has moved the case to circuit court for trial. This development highlights the serious nature of the accusations and the ongoing legal process.