- Ronnie Radke filed a temporary restraining order (TRO) against Brittany Furlan, alleging repeated harassment.
- Radke says Furlan contacted him on social media, drove to his home and followed him to a doctor’s appointment.
- The dispute stems from earlier catfishing allegations; Radke says the FBI was contacted previously.
- Furlan’s attorney calls the petition frivolous and says she is the real victim of harassment.
Radke seeks court protection after renewed online confrontation
Falling in Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke has asked a Los Angeles court for a temporary restraining order against social media personality Brittany Furlan, according to court documents obtained by TMZ. Radke alleges Furlan repeatedly contacted him online, showed up at his home and followed him to a doctor’s appointment, behavior he describes as harassment.
What Radke’s filing says
The petition, filed Monday in LA Superior Court, requests that Furlan be ordered to stay at least 100 yards away from Radke. In the documents, Radke alleges that when he ignored direct messages and other attempts to contact him, Furlan drove to his house and sat outside. He also says she waited outside a medical appointment and stared at him.
Background: catfishing claims and FBI involvement
This legal step follows a long-running dispute over catfishing claims. In mid-2025 Furlan said she had been catfished by someone pretending to be Radke, a claim Radke has consistently denied. He previously told media outlets he involved the FBI to investigate the alleged impersonation.
Over the weekend, Furlan revisited the dispute on social media and appeared to suggest that the real Radke might be responsible for the fake accounts. According to reporting, she also allegedly encouraged some of Radke’s underage fans to come forward with accounts of inappropriate behavior — an allegation that has escalated tensions.
Furlan’s response and legal stance
Brittany Furlan’s attorney, Lou Shapiro, issued a statement to TMZ saying, “Ms. Furlan is offended to find out this petition was filed because the only victim of harassment is her. We will take all legal measures to defend against this frivolous lawsuit and request that Ms. Furlan be protected from further harassment and threats by the petitioner.”
Furlan has previously posted on TikTok amid the controversy. A recent clip titled “LEAVE US ALONE” was shared from her account as the story resurfaced.
What happens next
The court will review Radke’s request for a temporary restraining order and determine whether to grant the distance and contact restrictions he seeks. Both parties have signaled they will continue to fight the case; Radke via the TRO filing and Furlan through a defense by her attorney.
This story connects to prior public coverage involving Furlan’s marriage to Tommy Lee — sources say the alleged catfishing happened while she and Lee were separated, though they have since reconciled. No court ruling has been reported yet.
We will update this article as new filings or statements become available.
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