EX-WEST Ham star Dimitri Payet has been accused of subjecting an ex-lover to 12 hours of “psychological torture” — while boasting about bedding 300 women.
Larissa Ferrari claims the married ace used his power and status to “trap” her in a violent, abusive relationship.
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Brazilian lover Larissa Ferrari claims footballer Payet used his power and status to ‘trap’ her in a violent, abusive relationshipCredit: Instagram
Larissa and footie ace Dimitri PayetCredit: Newsflash
The former French international is also accused of making her perform degrading actsCredit: Getty
She alleges he controlled her with “mind games” and left her considering suicide.
The former French international, 38, is also accused of making her perform degrading acts.
Brazilian lawyer Larissa, 29, claims Payet left her covered in bruises after sex and used “punishments” to control her every move.
She says the star called her “worthless” as he had slept with hundreds of other women.
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She also alleges he kept her in line by claiming he had mafia links, and that she got pregnant by him but later miscarried.
Payet vigorously denies the allegations.
Larissa said she met Payet via Instagram in August 2023 before meeting up with him in person.
She knew the dad-of-four, wed to wife Ludivine, was married — but says their love was “sweet” at first.
However, she says it soon turned into a “macabre game”.
She claims the worst event was a half-day of agony in January 2025, where she felt she had to perform “degrading” acts on camera to get him to stop.
In April last year, The Sun on Sunday revealed Larissa had reported Payet to cops in Brazil.
Payet spent 18 months with West Ham before Olympique Marseille paid £25million for him in 2017.
He moved to Rio in 2023 after signing for Vasco da Gama, who released him last summer.
His representatives were contacted for comment.
- Anyone can be a victim of abuse. If you are affected by any issues here, call the National Domestic Abuse Helpline on 0808 2000 247, open 24/7. If you are in immediate danger, ring 999.
