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Dustin Lance Black is reacting to his nightclub altercation case being dismissed by a judge after a day in court.

Olympic hero Tom Daley, originally from Plymouth, has bagged his fifth Olympic medal, scoring a silver in the men's synchronized diving at the Paris Games.The 30 year old now resides in sunny California with his husband of seven years, Dustin Lance Black.The couple decided to move after a bar brawl that allegedly cost them £600,000.Tom, who was honoured as Team GB's Flagbearer at this year's Olympic opening ceremony in Paris, has previously opened up about the family drama following accusations against his Oscar-winning screenwriter husband Dustin. Dustin was accused of assaulting BBC presenter Teddy Edwardes at a Soho bar in August 2022.Teddy took Dustin to court in 2023, and the ensuing upset led the couple to start anew in LA with their two children.

Strictly Come Dancing fans were pleasantly surprised when tuning into this weekend's show, with many spotting Olympic diver Tom Daley in the studio audience. The 29-year-old athlete was seen cheering on pal Annabel Croft after the tennis star performed a Samba with professional partner Johannes Radebe. Taking to social media, fans began wondering why the Olympian, who was dressed in a black tank top, had stopped by Strictly.

Tom Daley's husband, Dustin Lance Black, has issued a statement after being cleared of assault charges when his case was dismissed mid-trial at Westminster Magistrates’ Court.The claims made by a reality TV star that she was assaulted by Dustin, who married Olympic swimmer Tom Daley, 27, in 2017, were dismissed as inconsistent and not enough to secure a conviction. CCTV footage shown in Westminster Magistrates' Court today revealed Mr Black grappling with TV host Teddy Edwardes at Freedom Bar in London's Soho, while a former Love Island winner and Tom himself watched in shock. Dustin was alleged to have grabbed Teddy’s wrist “very hard” and spilled her drink over her.

A UK assault trial for Oscar-winning screenwriter Dustin Lance Black was dismissed by a judge Wednesday after the trial got underway.

K.J. Yossman Oscar winning screenwriter Dustin Lance Black has been acquitted of assault in a London magistrates court after a district judge dismissed the case. District Judge Louisa Cieciora, who was presiding over the trial at Westminster Magistrates Court in the U.K., said based on the evidence she could “not properly convict” Black.

Dustin Lance Black, the husband of champion diver Tom Daley, twisted a woman’s wrist “very hard” at a London nightclub, a court has been told today.

Dustin Lance Black appeared in court in London on Tuesday (August 8), but the day did not go as planned.

Tom Daley’s Oscar-winning husband Dustin Lance Black was punched in the head after he allegedly grabbed a woman’s wrist in a London nightclub, a court has heard. Dustin, who married the Olympic champion diver, 29, in 2017, is charged with assaulting Teddy Edwardes by beating her in Soho on August 18 last year.The American film-maker, 49, was due to stand trial at Westminster Magistrates’ Court in London on Tuesday but the case was adjourned and rescheduled to a later date because of missing evidence.

K.J. Yossman Oscar-winning screenwriter Dustin Lance Black must wait until November to fight charges of common assault in a U.K. court.

Dustin Lance Black will have to go to trial after being accused of alleged assault.

Oscar-winning screenwriter Dustin Lance Black will stand trial in the UK after being accused of assaulting a BBC TV presenter at a nightclub in London.

Tom Daley's husband Dustin Lance Black has been accused of attacking a woman in a nightclub and is now facing trial, according to reports. American screenwriter Dustin, 48, has been accused of throwing a drink over Teddy Edwardes, 32, who is the founder of Lick Events and host of BBC Three show The Big Proud Party Agency. Dustin allegedly got into a dispute with Teddy at Freedom nightclub in London in August 2022, where he was out with Olympic diver husband Tom, 28.

K.J. Yossman Oscar-winning screenwriter Dustin Lance Black is set to face trial in the U.K. after allegedly assaulting a BBC host in a nightclub. Black appeared at Westminster Magistrates Court in London via videolink on Thursday morning local time where he pled not guilty to a charge of assault by beating. Black was released on unconditional bail. His trial is set to take place on August 8. The charge stems from an alleged altercation with an LGBTQ+ party planner and host of BBC3 show “The Big Proud Party Agency” Teddy Edwardes last summer. According to reports, Black allegedly threw a drink over Edwardes, who has also appeared as a contestant on BBC gameshow “Unbreakable,” at Freedom nightclub in Soho in August. He was reported to have been accompanied by his husband, British Olympic diver Tom Daley, at the time.

London after screenwriter and director Dustin, 48, was apparently involved in a fracas with an events promotor.However, today the pair, who share four-year-old son Robbie, headed out in the sunshine, with Tom wheeling along a small tricycle and Dustin doting on the small child.Dustin had reportedly called the cops after getting into an altercation with BBC3 star Teddy Edwardes, 32, at Freedom, where he was on a date with his Olympic diver husband, Tom, 28, in the early hours of Thursday.According to Lick events founder Teddy – who stars in BBC show The Big Proud Party Agency – Dustin threw a drink on her and she responded with ‘a little tap on the head’However, Dustin is alleged to have called it a ‘targeted attack’ and called the police.In a statement to Metro.co.uk, Met Police said: ‘At 00:19hrs on Thursday, 18 August police were called to a licensed premises in Wardour Street, W1 following reports of an altercation between two customers.‘Officers attended and spoke to those involved.‘Both parties, a 48-year-old man and a 32-year-old woman, made allegations of common assault.‘There were no reports of any injuries and no arrests.

Dustin Lance Black reportedly called the police after getting into an altercation with an events promoter in London on Thursday (18. 08. 22).