YouTuber whose partner split up with him after ‘humiliating’ wedding act arrested
YouTuber Jack Doherty has been arrested in Florida on drug-related charges.
It follows him pranking a woman during their wedding ceremony in Las Vegas in November, as he livestreamed the whole thing.
His former partner, OnlyFans model McKinley Richardson, accused the star of 'humiliating' her when he pulled out a pre-nuptial agreement at the ceremony.
"So, shawty gets absolutely nothing when I divorce her, even if I cheat," Doherty said. "If she cheats, she automatically owes me $10 million. I’ll also receive 100 percent of her OF revenue moving forward, even if we divorce."
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Fortunately, the ceremony wasn't legally binding so it was easier for her to get out of it.
Now, 22-year-old Doherty was taken to the Miami-Dade County jail on Saturday (15 November) after being arrested.
Of course, he documented the entire aftermath and uploaded it to his Instagram Story upon his release.
Doherty has more than 28 million followers across his social media platforms, and previously totalled a McLaren while filming, with horrified fans calling for jail time.
It's no surprise that the content creator even filmed himself in the bail bond centre, saying he made it out in time to 'shoot with 6ix9ine tomorrow'.
According to the New York Post, Doherty was arrested for possession of a controlled substance, possession of marijuana and resisting arrest.
Public records show his bond was set at $3,500 (£2,660), and has since been paid.
In one video, Doherty held up a plastic bag holding his belongings with what looked like a diamond necklace, after it's alleged he begged police to let him give his watch to a friend as he was arrested.
"I'm a free man guys, let's go, I'm free!" he said to the camera, adding: "NBC pulled up!" Before panning the camera to show some other people he said he met in jail.
"Party outside of the jail cell, let's get it," Doherty added, and then shared several news stories about his arrest as well as police bodycam footage of the moment he was taken into custody.
He also asked fans to 'download all of the news clips' they could find and to send them to him.
In another Instagram Story, a friend shared a picture of Doherty 'smirking' as police put him in the back of the car.
The social media star also posted one of the celebratory videos onto his main Instagram grid, writing: "I ran that jail so fast."
Fans rushed to the comments, urging him to change his ways before it's too late.
"Next time you might not make it! Slow down! You are so young you have your hold life ahead of you. Money can disappear quick," said one.
Another joked: "Bro went to jail for content."
Critics hit out at him too, with one person saying: "Then why do you look like you've been crying?"
Someone else commented: "I celebrated when you got arrested."
LADbible Group has reached out to the Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office for comment.
Topics: YouTube, US News, Crime, Instagram, Social Media
Jen Thomas