🚨 CHARLESTON WHITE ARRESTED ON BATTERY CHARGE AS WOMAN POSTS DISTURBING PHOTOS: ABUSE IS NOT LOVE

FLORIDA 💥 Charleston White has spent years building an online reputation by talking loudly about everybody else's business, choices, criminal cases and consequences.

Now the controversial internet personality is sitting in the Broward County Jail facing a misdemeanor battery charge while a woman has publicly accused him of abusing her and posted disturbing photographs she says show the injuries.

White, 49, was arrested Saturday by the Hollywood Police Department and booked on one count of touch-or-strike battery. His jail records listed the case as pending trial and his bond at $0, with a judge expected to review the case before determining whether bond would be set.

But the arrest itself is only part of this story.

A Miami woman identified online as Kay subsequently made serious allegations against White on social media. She posted photographs showing what she says happened to her, including a black-and-blue bruised eye and bruising on her knees and arms. She also shared photographs showing damaged property and what appeared to be blood on a door frame.

The woman alleges White physically, mentally, emotionally, financially and spiritually abused her. She further alleged that on September 12, White woke her with a punch to the face after she says he had already assaulted her the night before. She also accused him of taking money, jewelry, clothing and other belongings.

Those are her allegations, and authorities have not publicly confirmed every claim she made in her post. White has been arrested, but an arrest is not a conviction, and he is presumed innocent unless proven guilty.

But 730 BOOM is going to say something very clearly:

IF HE HIT THAT WOMAN, HE IS A COWARD.

There is nothing tough about putting your hands on a woman.

Nothing gangster about bruising somebody.

Nothing powerful about making somebody afraid of you.

And looking at photographs a woman says document what somebody did to her should never become just another piece of celebrity gossip for people to scroll past.

And yeah, seeing those pictures might make somebody say, “I hope she has some brothers, if you know what I mean.”

But retaliation isn't what she needs. She needs safety, support, accountability and justice through the legal system.

Because another person getting hurt doesn't erase what allegedly happened to her.

😳 AND THEN THERE'S THE LIL DURK PART...

The timing of White's arrest is impossible to ignore.

White had been publicly rooting for Lil Durk to be convicted in his federal murder-for-hire trial. Before the verdict, White even said he was willing to put $10,000 on a guilty verdict.

Except the jury came back and found Durk not guilty on all counts in that case.

White was furious.

He went online complaining about the verdict and questioning why God or Allah would allow Durk to walk away from the case. He said he was angry Durk didn't get life and had been anticipating celebrating a conviction.

Then, hours after all that wishing for another man's downfall...

CHARLESTON WHITE GOT ARRESTED HIMSELF.

Now THAT doesn't prove Charleston White committed the battery he's accused of.

But damn.

Maybe there is a lesson somewhere in here about spending so much time praying on somebody else's downfall that you forget to look at what's happening in your own life.

Durk's jury made its decision.

Charleston White doesn't have to like it.

But being angry that another human being wasn't sentenced to spend the rest of his life in prison, questioning God over it and preparing to celebrate somebody else's destruction is some dark energy.

And now White has his own courtroom problem to worry about.

❤️ ABUSE IS NOT LOVE.

This part isn't entertainment.

If somebody loves you, they do not get to hit you.

They don't get to punch you and apologize later.

They don't get to bruise you and call it passion.

They don't get to control your money, frighten you, threaten you or tear you down and then tell you it's because they care.

ABUSE IS NOT LOVE.

And men can be victims of domestic violence too. Nobody deserves to live afraid of the person who's supposed to love them.

If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or text START to 88788. Trained advocates are available to help with support, safety planning and connections to local resources. If you are in immediate danger, call 911. 

Charleston White will have his opportunity to answer the allegation in court.

And the woman accusing him deserves to have her allegations taken seriously and investigated.

Because behind the viral posts, celebrity names, mugshots and internet arguments is something far more important:

A woman says she was hurt.

That is not content.

That is not entertainment.

And abuse is NEVER love.

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