Podcaster Theo Von appeared to joke about the rape and sexual assault allegations facing UFC legend Conor McGregor as the couple traveled to Donald Trump's inauguration alongside Jake and Logan Paul on Monday.
As seen in a video that has since gone viral, McGregor was sitting in the back of a bus next to Pam Stepnick, the mother of the YouTubers-turned-boxing stars.
Easily identifiable by his mullet, Von is sitting near the front of the bus when he notices McGregor and Stepnick sitting together rows behind him.
“Keep your hands off Pam,” Von told McGregor, who is currently being sued in Florida over sexual assault allegations.
“That's crazy,” one of the Paul brothers commented as everyone burst into laughter. “That's my mom.”
McGregor and the Miami Heat are currently facing a federal lawsuit over allegations that the UFC legend sexually assaulted a woman in a Kaseya Center bathroom while security stood guard outside the stall.
Jake (left) and Logan Paul (right) are seen in front of their mother Pam and Conor McGregor.
Theo Von talks to former YouTuber Jake Paul during Monday's inauguration
The alleged incident is said to have taken place immediately after Game 4 of the NBA Finals in June 2023.
According to the plaintiff, identified as 'Jane Doe,' McGregor's security separated her from her friend before the Dublin native led the plaintiff to a VIP men's bathroom. Arena security allegedly prevented the plaintiff's friend from entering the booth.
After Jane Doe used the bathroom, an allegedly intoxicated McGregor “attempted to forcefully place his unprotected penis” into the woman's mouth “without her consent.” She tried to leave the cubicle, but was slammed “face-first into the wall,” according to the file.
McGregor is also accused of “arm-locking” her, attempting to anally rape her and spitting on her.
The allegations, which were previously made public, did not result in another arrest for McGregor, 36, as Miami police decided not to press charges.
An Irish court recently ordered McGregor to pay $257,000 to another woman who sued him over allegations that he “raped and brutally beat” her in the penthouse of a Dublin hotel in 2018. He has maintained his innocence in both cases.
Kesaya Center staff and security are also named in the lawsuit for “gross negligence,” in part because an allegedly intoxicated McGregor was already behaving belligerently that night.
McGregor (right) is seen on the night in question during Game 4 of the 2023 NBA Finals.
In a highly publicized incident, McGregor punched the team's mascot, Burnie, causing the costumed performer to fall to the wooden floor. Ultimately, Burnie was hospitalized.
In a highly publicized incident, McGregor punched the team's mascot, Burnie, causing the costumed performer to fall to the hardwood floor later that night. A second blow caused the pet to kick and roll in apparent agony.
Heat coach Erik Spoelstra later confirmed that the person playing the mascot was taken to the hospital, but assured reporters that Burnie did not suffer any permanent injuries.
“We won't reveal who he is, but yes, he can take a hit and get back up,” Spoelstra said at the time. “He's not going to fail at any time.”
McGregor has since portrayed the incident as a “travesty” gone wrong.
“The mascot is good, mate,” he told Adam Glyn in June 2023. “The mascot is good. It was a parody and it came out the way it did, but it's all good.