Ex-RHOBH Star Annemarie Wiley's Husband Marcellus Ordered No Contact After Arrest

Former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Annemarie Wiley has obtained a restraining order against her husband, ex-NFL player Marcellus Wiley, following his arrest for domestic violence. According to court documents obtained by TMZ, a Florida judge issued a no-contact order barring Marcellus from coming within 500 feet of Annemarie or her home.

The order also prohibits Marcellus from contacting his wife via social media or through any third party. The judge specifically stated that Marcellus cannot have any contact with Annemarie, even if she wants to speak with him, unless the court modifies the order. This is a standard protective measure in domestic violence cases to prevent further intimidation.

The incident occurred over the Fourth of July weekend. Annemarie Wiley told police that her husband poked her in the cheek with his finger and threatened to kill her while they were in a Florida hotel room. She expressed fear that he might become physical again and demanded he be removed from the room. She also told officers she planned to divorce him upon returning to Los Angeles.

Marcellus Wiley, a former NFL defensive end, denied ever getting physical with his wife during his conversation with police. Despite his denials, he was arrested on charges of domestic battery. This is not the first time the couple has faced public scrutiny; rumors of marital issues have circulated before, but this is the first legal action.

For Annemarie, who left the RHOBH after one season, this situation could impact her public image. She has been building a career as a nurse and influencer, and now she must navigate a personal crisis in the spotlight. Fans have shown support on social media, condemning Marcellus's actions.

The domestic violence case is ongoing. If convicted, Marcellus faces not only divorce but also potential jail time. For now, Annemarie Wiley has temporary legal protection, which may be extended after further hearings.