Kelley Wolf, the former reality star, has been issued a protective order prohibiting her from contacting her ex-husband, actor Scott Wolf, or their three children. The order, obtained by People, comes amid an escalating divorce and custody battle.
The order requires Kelley to stay at least 300 feet away from Scott and forbids any direct or indirect contact with him or their children: Jackson, 16, Miller, 12, and Lucy, 11. She is also barred from committing any form of violence, stalking, harassment, or abuse. Contact is only permitted during scheduled mediation sessions with a court-qualified mediator.
The protective order follows Kelley's arrest on August 26 after she allegedly posted Scott's personal phone number on Instagram, leading to numerous unwanted calls and texts. She was charged with two class B misdemeanours: electronic disclosure of personal identifying information and electronic communications harassment.
Scott was granted temporary sole physical custody of the children in July after Kelley violated a temporary custody agreement by posting a video of herself attempting to enter the family home, which Scott had exclusive use of. The couple announced their split in June after 20 years of marriage.
Kelley may only visit the family home in Utah to collect her belongings, with a police officer present. The Independent has contacted representatives for both parties for comment.
