Two years after Mike Shouhed was arrested on domestic violence charges, footage of his brutal attack on his then-fiancée Paulina Ben-Cohen has emerged.

In the video, obtained by TMZ on Thursday, a man who appears to be the “Shahs of Sunset” alum grabs Ben-Cohen by the hair and pulls her to the ground.

A clothes rack then falls on her.

After Ben-Cohen's face is pushed into the ground, she throws objects at the person until he leaves the closet.

Further footage takes place in a playroom, where the man appears to be choking Ben-Cohen, to which she responds with defensive slaps to his head and face.

Representatives for Shouhed and Ben-Cohen have not yet responded to Page Six's requests for comment.

The incident allegedly occurred in March 2022 over a hookah, with Shouhed being arrested at the time for “intimate partner violence causing injury.”

While it was unknown who the victim was at the time, Ben-Cohen was identified four months later.

“Paulina's primary focus is to protect herself and her children,” her lawyer told Page Six in July 2022, referring to her two children from a previous marriage.

In October this year, Shouhed was ordered to attend anger management and parenting classes, as well as complete a gun safety course and perform community service.

He was prohibited from owning or possessing a firearm until he completed a diversion program, and charges of domestic violence, assault and unlawful attempt to dissuade a witness were subsequently dismissed.

When Ben-Cohen sued her former partner in March, screenshots of the closet and playroom altercation were included in the file.

She claimed that after the fight, Shouhed went to get a gun – whereupon the police were called and he was arrested.

Ben-Cohen claimed in court documents that the former Bravolebrity's alleged abuse started with verbal insults, calling her a “piece of shit” and a “fucking whore.”

She claimed Shouhed, who was previously married to Jessica Parido, also attacked her in 2021, the same year the duo announced their engagement.

If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues raised in this story, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1.800.799.SAFE (7233) or text START to 88788.