Yung Filly rape and sexual assault allegations – what we know so far

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Yung Filly rape and sexual assault allegations – what we know so far


This article includes descriptions of an alleged rape.

Yung Filly, a British rapper and YouTuber, has been arrested in Brisbane and extradited to Perth, Australia, on charges of rape and assault.

The 29-year-old internet personality, born Andres Felipe Valencia Barrientos, appeared in Perth Magistrates Court on Thursday (9 October), charged with three counts of assault occasioning bodily harm, four counts of sexual penetration without consent, and one count of impeding a person’s normal breathing by applying pressure to their neck.

The case was adjourned, and Barrientos is now on conditional bail, which means he cannot contact the alleged victim or post about the case on social media.

Shirlaine Forrest

Barrientos, who has over 3 million Instagram followers, is known for being part of the YouTube collective Beta Squad, appearing on The Great Celebrity Bake Off and Soccer Aid, and his brand partnerships with Footasylum, McDonalds, and Heinz. More recently, he’s been releasing music as a rapper.

Here’s a timeline of the allegations against Yung Filly and everything else we know about the breaking news story.

Saturday 28 September

Barrientos performs at a venue in Hillarys, a coastal suburb in northern Australia. The Western Australia Sex Assault Squad allege that he sexually assaulted a woman in his hotel after the event.

Sunday 6th October

Barrientos performs at the Havana RNB Nightclub on the Gold Coast in Australia. MoshTix described Filly as being “known for his high-energy performances and infectious charisma”, adding, “Yung Filly will keep the party going with his electrifying set.”

Tuesday 8th October

Barrientos is arrested in Brisbaine.

Wednesday 9th October

Barrientos is extradited to Perth, where he’s charged with three counts of assault occasioning bodily harm, four counts of sexual penetration without consent, and one count of impeding a person’s normal breathing by applying pressure to their neck.

Thursday 10th October

The Western Australia Police read the following statement:



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