Raffa Rarbbie Accuses Singer Latino of Abuse as Court Grants Protective Order

Overview

• Raffa Rarbbie published a roughly 15-minute video on Friday in which she accuses Latino of repeated verbal, psychological and physical aggression and of destroying her phone during a July incident.
• Her legal team says a court granted an urgent protective order in her favor and that the proceeding is being handled under segredo de justiça, which limits public access to case records.
• Clips released by Rarbbie include excerpts she says show Latino making misogynistic remarks and referencing men who ‘go and fire many shots and die,’ which she presented as evidence of threats and abuse.
• Latino and his lawyers have formally denied the allegations; he posted a video denying violence and both sides say they will present clarifications only to the authorities and will not continue the public back-and-forth.
• The couple split in July after nearly seven years together, Rarbbie says iCloud backups preserved material after the phone was broken, and the sealed judicial process will determine what evidence is admitted and what legal measures follow.