Mike Shouhed seeks future “warriors” to “coach” just after a disturbing video of the Shahs of Sunset alum abusing his ex was leaked.
Read the room, bro.
‘Warrior’ Mike:
Mike paired a video of himself working out (without a shirt, but with a beanie … a choice) with the song Win Wit Us by 42 Dugg. His caption stated, “I can read SOFT self-talk from a MILE AWAY.”
“So few TRUE SAVAGES left in the WORLD,” continued the abusive former Bravolebrity. “This is LEARNED BEHAVIOR.” He pitched, “DM Me for Coaching to Truly Adopt The MINDSET of a REAL ONE that CANNOT be BROKEN or STOPPED‼️ #Warrior”
In a not-very warrior-like move, Mike turned off the comments to his post. Therefore, he knew he’d get dragged for trash for beating the crap out of his then-girlfriend.
Some ‘coach.’
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Two years after Mike’s domestic violence arrest, footage of his brutal attack on Paulina found itself on the internet. TMZ obtained footage of Mike pulling Paulina to the ground by her hair. Unfortunately, the abuse only escalated from there.
Paulina included screenshots of the closet and playroom altercation in her filing against Mike. She alleged that after the fight, Mike Shouhed went to retrieve a firearm. That’s when the cops were called and he was arrested.
“The incident allegedly occurred in March 2022 over a hookah. “Shouhed was arrested for ‘intimate partner violence with injury.’” Paulina told Page Six her “focus is on keeping herself and her children safe.”
The court docs that Mike’s abuse began with verbal insults, calling her a “piece of shit” and a “f*cking whore.”
The punishment:
After Mike abused Paulina, he was ordered to make changes in this life. That included anger management classes, parenting classes, a gun safety course and community service.” Additionally, he was barred from owning or possessing a firearm. He can reapply when he’s finished a diversion program and had his domestic violence, battery and unlawfully attempting to dissuade a witness charges dismissed.
Is anyone else getting Louie Ruelas warrior video vibes?
If you or anyone you know is in a dangerous situation, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1.800.799.SAFE (7233) or text START to 88788.
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