Mötley Crüe singer Vince Neil's girlfriend arrested for domestic assault

Connor McCrory Sat, November 7, 2026 at 6:26 AM UTC

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Vince Neil's girlfriend, Rain Hannah, was arrested after allegedly assaulting the Mötley Crüe singer (Image: Getty)

Vince Neil's girlfriend, Rain Hannah, was arrested after allegedly assaulting the Mötley Crüe singer at his Tennessee home, according to reports.

Hannah, 45, was taken into custody Sunday in connection with a domestic-related assault, the Daily Mail reported, citing inmate records. The Williamson County Sheriff's Office said she posted $5,000 bond Monday and is scheduled to appear in court December 3.

A source told TMZ on Thursday that the arrest followed an argument between Hannah and Neil, 65. Hannah allegedly attacked the singer and damaged his home, the source said.

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Hannah, a makeup artist whose full name is Rainbow Hannah Andreani, has been involved with Neil for more than 15 years.

Neil and Hannah split in May 2025. That month, TMZ reported that the singer had been seen holding hands with two different women. An insider later told the outlet that he and Hannah got back together in June.

A source told TMZ on Thursday that the arrest followed an argument between Hannah and Neil (Image: Getty)

Their breakup came several months after Hannah was injured in a fatal crash involving Neil's private jet at Scottsdale Airport in Arizona. The pilot died in the February 2025 crash, and Hannah was hospitalized with broken bones.

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Neil also has faced health problems. He suffered a stroke in December 2024, and doctors initially questioned whether he would be able to perform again.

Doctors advised him to undergo "a required medical procedure," forcing Mötley Crüe to postpone its Las Vegas residency from March to September 2025. Neil eventually returned to the stage for 11 shows at Park MGM.

Speaking to USA Today last month, bassist Nikki Sixx said Neil's "health is of most concern" following the stroke.

"Vince doesn't want to pull any punches and we didn't want to do any songs that maybe were too much on him," Sixx said. "But he was like, 'I'm in.'"

Sixx said Neil "really came to work and was sounding good pre-production." Once the band "hit the stage," he said, the singer "really came alive."

"He just wanted to be the best he could be... he's taken a lot of bricks in the face over the years for his vocals live and he doesn't like seeing that kind of stuff.

"So he really wanted to come in and not only prove to himself but to the fans that he's vocally totally capable."

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