Connor Wood's 2024 DUI Case Emerges During DWTS Run

Comedian and social media personality Connor Wood, whose legal surname is Masich, was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence in Manhattan Beach, California, on August 9, 2024, at approximately 2 AM, according to court documents obtained by TMZ. Authorities alleged that Wood was operating a vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration exceeding 0.20 percent.

The case moved through the legal system over the following months. Wood was formally charged in March 2025, and he entered a plea of no contest the next month. In April 2025, a court suspended his sentence and placed him on three years of summary probation. The terms of that probation barred him from driving with any detectable alcohol in his system and required him to hold a valid driver's license whenever operating a vehicle. He was also ordered to pay various court fines and fees.

In addition, the court mandated that Wood complete a MADD Victim Impact Program and a licensed DUI education program. According to the reporting, he finished those requirements in July of this year. Sources further indicated that Wood has satisfied every condition of his probation and is expected to receive early termination of probation along with expungement, which would dismiss the matter and remove it from his record.

Wood, who is known to fans as Fibula, has built a substantial online following through his comedy videos and co-hosts the podcast "Brooke and Connor Make a Podcast" with author Brooke Averick. He is currently competing on Season 35 of ABC's "Dancing With the Stars," partnered with professional dancer Rylee Arnold. The pair has advanced to the semifinals, placing Wood within reach of the Mirrorball Trophy.

The resurfacing of the 2024 arrest adds a layer of background to Wood's current television run, though the legal proceedings appear to be nearing a close. Neither Wood nor representatives for "Dancing With the Stars" have publicly commented on the report.