Puka Nacua Facing Disturbing Allegations Of Biting Woman, Making Antisemitic Remarks

Puka Nacua could be hearing from the league office.

Puka Nacua might be facing an NFL suspension if these recent allegations are true.

The Puka Nacua is facing some serious allegations after a woman in Los Angeles filed for a temporary restraining order. She is claiming that the NFL star made an antisemitic comment towards her. That came before he allegedly bit her and broke the skin.

According to TMZ Sports, the woman claims that Nacua made the comments during a dinner on December 31, 2025. This is where she alleges he said, “F-ck all the Jews.” The unknown woman says Nacua’s comment was the “first act in what became an escalating course of rude or vulgar, threatening, violent, and harassing conduct.”

Puka Nacua’s Alleged Conduct Gets Worse

Puka Nacua (Credit: Steven Bisig-Imagn Images)
After dinner, the woman claims that she, her friend, Nacua, and others got into a Sprinter van. That is when he became ‘touchy-feely’ with her. Then, Nacua suddenly ‘dropped his head into [her] girlfriend’s lap and crotch area and bit her thumb so forcefully that she screamed in acute pain.’ Nacua then allegedly turned to the complainant and bit her left shoulder.

His bite was so vicious that it broke the woman’s skin and left a circular imprint of his teeth. A photo of this was included in the application for a restraining order.

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Not willing to let these allegations fester, Nacua’s attorney, Levi McCathern, told TMZ that the claim was a ‘shakedown attempt.’ He claimed the woman is demanding millions of dollars.

His attorney added that the bite mark happened during some ‘horseplay’ while the group was partying. He further stated that it was nothing more than a ‘temporary mark’ that was left. As for the remark at dinner, the attorney denies it while saying that sober witnesses claim they never heard Nacua say those words. Puka Nacua caught backlash in 2025 for an antisemitic celebration dance he did with Adin Ross.

The temporary restraining order was denied, and a hearing is scheduled for April 14.