A British rapper and media personality who was on trial in Perth for allegedly raping an Australian fan in a hotel is found not guilty of three sexual penetration charges. Multiple outlets report that the case involved allegations following one of his Australian performances. The reporting also reflects that the trial included arguments presented to the jury about the accused’s attitude toward the complainant. According to coverage, the defence and prosecution presented differing accounts, but the jury acquits him on the sexual penetration counts brought before the court. The outlets summarise the outcome as an acquittal on three charges, with the broader trial described as involving allegations of violent offending in a Perth hotel setting. While some articles focus on the allegations and how the case was characterised during trial, all sources converge on the central point that the accused is not found guilty of the specified charges. The reporting does not indicate a conviction on any of those charges following the verdict.