Rainbow Hannah Andreani, 45, was arrested in Williamson County on a misdemeanor domestic assault charge after an alleged altercation with Mötley Crüe singer Vince Neil at his home.

Andreani, a makeup artist who goes by Rain Hannah, was taken into custody Nov. 1, according to KTLA. TMZ first reported the story after obtaining the arrest affidavit.

According to the affidavit, as reported by TMZ, Andreani allegedly threw a glass plate that struck Neil, 65, in the neck during an argument at his Tennessee residence. She also allegedly tore his shirt and scratched his chest, leaving visible injuries.

The affidavit states Andreani then threw several glass vases, shattering them.

Neil pulled Andreani to the ground by her hair during the altercation, according to the affidavit. She then allegedly tried to kick him repeatedly in the groin.

Andreani told responding officers that Neil punched her in the face. Police reported seeing no visible injuries to support that claim, according to the Maury County Source.

Officers determined Andreani was the primary aggressor and arrested her on suspicion of domestic assault.

She was released the following day after posting a $5,000 bond, according to the Williamson County Sheriff's Office, as reported by the Daily Mail. Andreani is scheduled to appear in court Dec. 3.

The Daily Mail reported it had reached out to representatives for both Andreani and Neil. No public responses have been reported.

The arrest stems from an apparent argument that escalated into a physical confrontation at Neil's residence, according to KTLA. Andreani and Neil began dating in 2011, KTLA reported, citing People magazine. The Daily Mail reported the couple split in May 2025 but rekindled their relationship the following month.

Andreani was previously injured in a February 2025 plane crash involving Neil's private jet at Scottsdale Airport in Arizona, according to KTLA. The Learjet veered off the runway while landing and collided with a parked aircraft, killing pilot Joie Vitosky. Neil was not aboard.

Residents with information about domestic violence resources can contact the Williamson County Sheriff's Office or the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-7233.