William Levy Released After Arrest at South Florida Restaurant

Cuban-American actor William Levy has been released from jail following a late-night arrest in South Florida on Monday. The 44-year-old star, known for his roles in popular telenovelas and his appearance on Dancing with the Stars, was booked on charges of trespassing and disorderly intoxication after allegedly causing a disturbance at a local restaurant.

According to law enforcement, officers were called to the scene after restaurant staff reported an individual — later identified as Levy — behaving disruptively and refusing to cooperate. When police arrived, they instructed the actor to leave the premises. Authorities say Levy refused multiple requests and was subsequently taken into custody.

He was transported to a nearby jail, where he spent the night before being released on Tuesday after posting a $500 bond. The details of what led to the confrontation have not yet been disclosed, and there has been no public statement from Levy or his representatives.

This unexpected incident has sparked conversations online, particularly among Levy’s loyal fanbase. Many expressed shock over the news, while others defended the actor, calling for more context before rushing to judgment.

William Levy first rose to fame in the mid-2000s through a series of hit Spanish-language telenovelas that gained international acclaim. His striking looks and on-screen charm quickly propelled him into the spotlight, earning him a place among Latin America’s most recognizable stars.

In 2012, Levy expanded his reach to English-speaking audiences by competing in Season 14 of ABC’s Dancing with the Stars, where he finished in third place. Since then, he has appeared in various English-language film and TV projects, carving out a dual-market career that spans Hollywood and Latin American entertainment industries.

Despite this recent controversy, Levy remains a prominent figure in entertainment. Whether this incident will impact his upcoming projects or public image remains to be seen.

As of now, there are no scheduled court dates publicly available, and further details may emerge as the legal process unfolds.