Brittany Furlan Secures Restraining Order Against Ronnie Radke Amidst Catfish Controversy
Brittany Furlan, wife of Mötley Crüe's Tommy Lee, has been granted a restraining order against Falling in Reverse frontman Ronnie Radke following a tumultuous period that included allegations of catfishing and online harassment.
The legal battle between Brittany Furlan and Ronnie Radke has taken a new turn, with Furlan securing a restraining order against the Falling in Reverse vocalist. This development follows a series of public accusations and counter-accusations stemming from a 2025 catfishing incident.
In 2025, Radke claimed that Furlan was threatening him over an alleged affair. Radke maintained that the person Furlan was communicating with was a catfish impersonating him online.
According to TMZ, the court granted Furlan a civil harassment restraining order on March 17. This order mandates that Radke must stay at least 100 yards away from Furlan, her residence, and workplace. He is also prohibited from contacting her, either directly or indirectly, until March 20, 2028.
Further details, reportedly uploaded to Reddit, specify that Radke is forbidden from mentioning Furlan online or inciting others to contact or harass her. Violating these conditions could lead to arrest, potential jail time of up to one year, a $1,000 fine, or both.
In May 2025, Furlan revealed that she had been interacting on social media with someone she believed to be Ronnie Radke. The vocalist denied these conversations, claiming she was a victim of a scam.
She later explained that she "grasp[ed] onto any affection that anyone gives you", because she was lonely.
The ensuing conflict involved both parties sharing posts about each other on social media, including Radke allegedly mocking her in a Falling in Reverse music video.
Earlier this year, the conflict resurfaced when Furlan accused Radke of attempting to contact her through fake social media accounts, allegations he denied. He responded with videos criticizing Furlan.
Radke later attempted to file a restraining order against Furlan, which was denied in January. He claimed to have subpoenaed Snapchat to identify the alleged impersonator.
Furlan then filed her restraining order which has now been granted.
The identity of the individual(s) who allegedly impersonated Radke remains undisclosed.
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