Former Love & Hip Hop star Prince is arrested on domestic violence and kidnapping charges in Miami

The former Love & Hip Hop: Miami star Prince was arrested Wednesday on domestic violence charges.

The ex-reality star, whose real name is Christopher Michael Harty, was taken into custody around 2 p.m. in Miami, The Sun reports.

In addition to domestic violence charges, Harty, 31, is facing charges for kidnapping and battery.

The rapper was reportedly also hit with less-serious charges including possession of drugs without a prescription and disorderly conduct. 

So far, he appears to still be in jail, as his bond has not been paid yet.

Prince was among the inaugural cast of Love & Hip Hop: Miami when the series premiered in 2018.

However, his tenure was limited, as he only appeared on the first two seasons of the series. 

Serious charges: Harty was hit with domestic violence, kidnapping and battery charges, as well as possession of drugs without a prescription and disorderly conduct; pictured in 2019

The promoter filmed scenes for the third season, which premiered in early 2019, but he was edited out of the final footage, despite being featured in promotional materials leading up to the premiere.

He also has not been confirmed to return to the series for its delayed fourth season.

Harty has continued releasing music since being booted from the series, and he released his most recent single in June.

According to The Sun, the musician appeared in a since-deleted Instagram Stories video shortly before his arrest in which he appeared to wear the same earrings as were shown in his mugshot.

In recent days, Harty had been advertising a press conference on Wednesday night, though he would have been unable to attend as he was still jailed.

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Reality star: Harty appeared on the first two seasons of Love & Hip Hop: Miami. He filmed scenes for season three but was edited out of the final broadcast; seen in 2018 in Atlanta

In May, TMZ reported that Prince was involved in a physical altercation with rapper Tory Lanez.

Harty told Police that he was seated at a table in a South Beach club when Lanez approached and punched him in the side of his face.

A representative for Lanez denied the assault and claimed he hadn’t been anywhere near Harty at the time of the attack. 

Last year, Lanez was charged with one count of felony assault with a semiautomatic firearm and one count of carrying a loaded, unregistered firearm in a vehicle after he allegedly shot Megan Thee Stallion in the foot.