Conor McGregor's fiancée, Dee Devlin, has released a powerful statement following a recent court ruling that found the UFC star civilly liable for a sexual assault case dating back to 2018. The High Court jury concluded that McGregor must pay approximately $258,440 to the plaintiff, Nikita Hand. However, McGregor maintains his innocence and claims that the encounter in December 2018 was consensual, announcing his plans to appeal the verdict.

In a series of passionate Instagram stories, Devlin, who shares four children with McGregor, expressed her deep discontent with Hand's credibility. She vividly described the alleged conduct of the accuser, stating, "Imagine a woman, with her own boyfriend and child, sending provocative images to another woman’s partner, a man with a family."

Devlin continued her tirade against Hand, highlighting the apparent contradictions in her behavior while criticizing her claims: "She claims to know me, yet continues to send provocative messages and pictures to my man? All of this while supposedly caring for her own child? What sort of woman are you!"

In a dramatic assertion, Devlin declared, "My sons will be warned that women like you exist." She also urged for the truth to come to light, suggesting that surveillance footage could reveal the actual events of that night: "CCTV does not lie. I can’t wait for the world to see the footage from that night." She pointed out that the video evidence shows Hand behaving in a manner contrary to her claims.

In another Instagram post, Devlin reiterated her unwavering support for McGregor, stating, "Nothing or nobody will change that. Our family stands strong!" This display of solidarity comes amid the fallout after the ruling, which has already seen McGregor lose his prominent role as the face of Proper No. 12 Irish whiskey.

McGregor has expressed regret over previous infidelities while consistently denying any wrongdoing in this case. Devlin later shared that she and McGregor navigated their challenges privately long before this ruling and emerged from it stronger.

Reflecting on their family dynamic, Devlin stated, "We now have four beautiful children whose smiling faces reflect who we are as a family." She concluded her statement with a powerful reminder: "Let he who is without sin cast the first stone."

This controversial legal battle continues to unfold, and fans remain divided in their opinions as the couple stands firm together. Will this scandal change the public's perception of McGregor and his family, or will they weather this storm stronger than ever? Only time will reveal all.