Rams offensive lineman Alaric Jackson will not face felony charges over allegations he put his hands on a pregnant woman earlier this month.

A spokesperson for the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office confirmed with the California Post on Thursday that following an investigation into domestic violence claims against the Los Angeles star, its prosecutors have elected to not levy felony counts against the 27-year-old.

However, Jackson is still facing the possibility of criminal charges — a rep for the Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office said in a statement to The Post that it currently has Jackson’s case and is reviewing it for possible misdemeanor offenses.

Jackson was arrested on suspicion of domestic battery on June 9 after his ex-girlfriend claimed he roughed her up during an argument at their West Hills home.

In an application for a restraining order against Jackson, the woman alleged the football player got mad at her for recording on her phone, and caused her injuries when he tried to take it from her.

She alleged that at one point during their quarrel, she told him “to be careful because I’m pregnant.” But she said he responded by stating, “I don’t give a f—k.”

The woman, who was granted a temporary restraining order against Jackson on June 10, said she suffered bruises and cuts all over her body during the altercation.

Jackson has been with the Rams since 2021 and signed a $57 million contract extension last year to remain with the team. He has not yet publicly commented on his ex’s claims, though the Rams said on the day of his arrest that it was “aware of the incident” and taking “these matters very seriously.”

A hearing to decide if Jackson’s ex needs a more permanent restraining order against the left tackle is scheduled for July 1.

NBC4 was first to report the news of the LA County DA’s Office’s decision.