Conor McGregor’s fiancée Dee Devlin breaks her silence on the UFC star’s sexual assault verdict

Conor McGregor’s fiancee breaks her silence after days mixed martial artist found responsible For sexually assaulting a woman on the hotel rooftop.

Dee Devlin, 37, took aim at McGregor accuser Nikita Hand in a series of Instagram Stories posts On Tuesday afternoon, he threw his support behind the security footage, saying it “doesn’t lie.”

“Imagine a woman sending provocative photos of herself with her boyfriend and child to another woman’s man with his family and child,” Devlin wrote. “This woman claims to know me but still sends messages and pictures to my man over and over again? Really?

“While he was out for 3 days, on Saturday afternoon, Saturday night, Sunday morning, Sunday afternoon, from Sunday night to Monday morning, he texts his own child with excuses at the mother’s house. Meanwhile, she is dancing in a hotel room, in the hotel parking lot. What kind of a WOMAN are you!!!”

Devlin continued in another post: “My sons will be warned that there are women like you in the world.”

Devlin claimed that security footage contradicted Hand’s claims and suggested that he, rather than McGregor, was the attacker.

“CCTV doesn’t lie. I can’t wait for the day when the world will see your images and sequels that night. “It doesn’t bother you that you’re having the best time of your life,” he wrote.

“Is this real evidence, video footage that no one knows about at a time you miraculously don’t remember? It seems to me that you were the one who sexually assaulted me in the elevator. It seems to me that everyone is trying to get away from you.

In her latest post on her Instagram Story, Devlin defended McGregor and pledged his full support after he was found responsible for assault during sexual intercourse.

“Conor and I addressed these issues privately years ago, as a relationship should, and emerged stronger than ever. We now have four beautiful children whose smiling faces and happy hearts are a testament to who he and we are. Those whose first stone is without sin he wrote.

On Friday, the former UFC featherweight and lightweight champion, found responsible After the jury in the civil case in Dublin, Ireland, determined that he sexually assaulted Hand on a hotel rooftop on December 9, 2018, following a night of heavy partying.

Hand claimed McGregor “brutally raped and assaulted” her and even threatened her life by strangling her after the incident, leaving her severely injured.

McGregor told the court the pair had consensual sex;athletic and strongbut he is not rude and he “never said ‘no’ or stopped.”

“This is an absolute lie among many lies,” he said when asked about the drowning claim. “Who would believe that I, a proud person, would highlight my shortcomings?”

McGregor, 36, He broke his public silence on Monday In a post about

“Six years ago, I should never have responded to his outreach. I should have closed the party. I should never have set foot in the woman I love most in the world. “It’s all because of me” McGregor wrote.

But the fighter maintained his innocence and claimed he wanted to appeal the jury’s verdict, which awarded Hand around $257,000 in damages for his lawsuit.

“As much as I regret it, what happened that night was consensual and all witnesses present swore this under oath. I have instructed my legal team to appeal the decision. I cannot go back and will move forward,” he wrote.

McGregor after Friday’s jury verdict Suitable No. dropped by 12the Irish whiskey empire he helped build.

“Since 2021, Proximo Spirits has owned 100 (percent) of Proper No. 12 Irish Whiskey,” a spokesperson said he told TMZ. “We do not plan to use Mr. McGregor’s name and likeness in marketing the brand going forward.”

McGregor and co in 2021 sold majority shares in the company to Proximo Spirits For 600 million dollars.

His character and likeness were also removed from IO Interactive’s “Hitman” video game series.

McGregor was set to return at UFC 303 in June but was forced to withdraw after suffering a broken toe during training.

The UFC and its CEO Dana White have not commented on McGregor or the case since the jury’s verdict.