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Mike Shouhed is spending time with his fiancée, Paulina Ben-Cohen, afterhis recent arrest and felony charge booking.
Shouhed wore red swim trunks, while Ben-Cohen sported a patterned bikini.
The details surrounding his arrest and his alleged victim are still unclear. But Shouhed is set to appear at the Los Angeles Municipal Court, Van Nuys Division, on July 25.
In the wake of the controversy, Shouhed’s attorney, Alex Kessel, denied any wrongdoing on his client’s part.
Ben-Cohen also addressed the matter through her attorney, Joshua Ritter.
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Last August, Shouhed and Ben-Cohenannounced their engagementduringShahs of Sunset’s season 9 reunion.
“I actually asked her son his permission to marry his mommy, and I gave him the ring,” he said at the time. “We were in Hawaii, and I planned with the concierge where the most beautiful part of the beach was gonna be.”
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Ben-Cohen, in turn, raved about the pair’s"amazing"life together.
“We took one long vacation this year, and I wanted it to be alone with just him. And he said, ‘No, if it’s the only long trip that we’re taking this year, you better bet we’re going to take the kids,'” she said. “While I was tanning and having my drinks, he’s like, ‘I got this.’ Every single night, he bathes my kids, he brushes their teeth. He does stuff that no man, no man does for their kids, let alone step kids. And that’s why I know, this time around is so different.”
She continued, “The love and the connection that we have with each other like, I would not be able to live a day without him in my life. Like, honestly, I have told him before, I wouldn’t live without him.”
PEOPLE recently confirmed thatBravo canceledShahs of Sunsetafter nine seasons.
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source: people.com
