Rain Hannah Andreani, the girlfriend of Mötley Crüe frontman Vince Neil, was booked into the Williamson County jail in Franklin, Tennessee, on Nov. 1 on a domestic-related assault charge. She was released the next day after posting a $5,000 bond and is due back in court on Dec. 3, 2026.
Arrest Reported in Records Reviewed by USA Today
Inmate records reviewed by USA Today show Andreani was booked into jail in Williamson County on Sunday, Nov. 1, facing a domestic-related assault charge. The outlet reported she was released the following day after the $5,000 bond was posted. Williamson County, where Franklin is located roughly 21 miles south of Nashville, is also where the sheriff's office processed the booking, according to the seed reporting from Page Six.
The Williamson County Sheriff's Office told the Daily Mail that Andreani is due in court over the incident on Dec. 3, 2026. That timeline matches the bond release reported elsewhere, though the exact charge's final disposition has not been established in any available record.
What a TMZ Source Alleges Happened
An unnamed insider cited by TMZ alleged that the incident followed a heated argument, claiming Andreani began destroying Neil's house and assaulted the 65-year-old rocker during the dispute. That account comes from a single source cited by the outlet and has not been independently verified, nor does it include a response from either Neil or Andreani.
A Relationship That Has Weathered a Breakup and a Plane Crash
Neil and Andreani, a makeup artist, split in May 2025 after 15 years together, according to the Daily Mail. A source told TMZ the two got back together about a month later. Reporting tied to the breakup also described Neil being photographed holding hands with two women in Nashville afterward, and an insider's claim that Neil suspected Andreani of cheating, though those details remain attributed allegations rather than confirmed facts.
The couple's history includes a harrowing episode months before the reported split. Andreani and a friend were injured, though not life-threateningly, when Neil's private jet crashed into a parked plane at Scottsdale Airport in February 2025, according to Newsweek. One of the two pilots aboard the aircraft died in the crash, the outlet reported.
No further details on the circumstances of the November arrest, including Neil's condition or any statement from either party, have been confirmed in available reporting. The Dec. 3 court date remains the next scheduled step in the case.
