Famous Dex’s ex-girlfriend Pam Rodriguez has shared photos of injuries she says she suffered during an alleged domestic violence incident that preceded the rapper’s arrest in Las Vegas.
Rodriguez claims Dex choked and punched her and damaged her phone before he was taken into custody Sunday. The allegations have not been proven in court, and representatives for Famous Dex have not responded to requests for comment.
The photos shared by Rodriguez show visible injuries to her face, including a severely bruised area around one eye. She has also described additional injuries that she says required medical attention.
According to Rodriguez’s GoFundMe campaign, she suffered a “black eye, a busted lip, bloody eye socket,” along with bruising and neck pain.
She says she received treatment ranging from emergency-room care to visits with eye specialists following the alleged incident.
Rodriguez also claims that police documented her injuries while she was hospitalized, taking photographs as part of their investigation into the allegations against Dex.
The former couple reportedly live in Las Vegas and had been dating for several weeks before their relationship ended. Dex was arrested Sunday in connection with an alleged domestic violence incident involving Rodriguez.
The fallout has also affected Rodriguez financially, according to her account. She says she lost several influencer opportunities following the alleged incident and launched a GoFundMe campaign to help cover medical expenses, legal fees and lost income.
The campaign includes photographs of the injuries she says resulted from the encounter.
Rodriguez is known publicly as one half of the Rodriguez Twinz, alongside her sister Montanna. The sisters appeared on Season 2 of Druski’s YouTube dating show, Coulda Been Love.
The allegations now add another layer to Dex’s Las Vegas arrest, while Rodriguez says she is dealing with both the physical and financial aftermath.
The investigation remains ongoing, and the allegations against Famous Dex remain allegations unless established in court.
