UK rapper and YouTuber Yung Filly has been found not guilty of rape but convicted of two counts of assault following an incident in Perth, Australia, a court ruled this week.

The verdict concludes a high-profile case that centred on allegations from an event in 2024. The content creator, known for his online presence and music career, faced serious charges in the Australian legal system.

Charges Stem from 2024 Perth Incident

The charges arose from an incident that occurred after a show in Perth in 2024. While acquitted of the rape allegation, the court found Yung Filly responsible for two counts of assault.

Details regarding the nature of the assaults were not immediately made public, according to reports from the BBC. The legal proceedings have drawn considerable attention due to the rapper's significant public profile.

Sentencing Expected to Follow

With the convictions for assault, the focus now shifts to the sentencing phase of the trial. A date for sentencing is expected to be set in the coming weeks.

The outcome highlights the complexities of legal cases involving public figures and the distinct processes of international justice systems. Yung Filly, whose real name was not specified in reports, continues to maintain a substantial following across social media platforms and in the music industry.