In a startling turn of events, Ronnie Radke, the lead vocalist of Falling in Reverse, has filed a temporary restraining order against social media influencer Brittany Furlan. This action follows a series of allegations regarding catfishing that reportedly stemmed from Brittany’s claims about their relationship.
Details of the Restraining Order
On January 5, 2026, Radke took legal action in the Los Angeles Superior Court, alleging that Furlan harassed him through repeated social media communications. According to the court documents, Furlan’s actions included:
- Contacting Radke multiple times on various social media platforms.
- Showing up outside his residence after he ignored her messages.
- Following him to a medical appointment and staring at him from outside.
Because of these incidents, Radke is requesting the court to impose a distance requirement of at least 100 yards between him and Furlan.
Background on the Catfishing Allegations
This dispute has roots in a previous incident involving Furlan, who claimed to have been catfished by someone impersonating Radke online. The allegations had a detrimental impact on her relationship with Tommy Lee, her husband at the time. Despite their separation then, they have since reconciled.
Furlan’s Response
Brittany Furlan, through her attorney Lou Shapiro, has responded to the restraining order, asserting that she considers herself the victim of harassment. Shapiro stated that Furlan would pursue all necessary legal measures to defend herself against what she terms a frivolous lawsuit. Additionally, she has sought protection from Radke’s alleged harassment and threats.
The Fallout
The situation escalated when Furlan made allegations regarding Radke reaching out to underage fans, encouraging them to share inappropriate experiences they may have had with him. These claims have raised concerns within the fan community.
As this legal struggle unfolds, both parties are preparing for a potential courtroom battle, with significant implications for their public personas and relationships.
