It’s been a tough few weeks for star Ryan Edwards.
Then once more, nearly any interval of some weeks within the lifetime of the previous Teen Mother star may most likely be described as tough.
Ryan was arrested twice in lower than a month, first for harassing his estranged spouse, Mackenzie Standifer, after which for violating her restraining order.
(Edwards additionally had medication on him throughout the first arrest, due to course he did.)
Not surprisingly, Mackenzie has now filed for divorce from Ryan.
And it doesn’t appear to be there’s any query as to which celebration will likely be “successful” this separation.
In keeping with court documents obtained by UK tabloid The Solar, Mackenzie alleges that Ryan is “responsible of inappropriate marital conduct.”
She cited “irreconcilable variations” because the trigger for the divorce, insisting that she and Ryan are nicely previous the purpose of settling their variations and rescuing their marriage.
Mackenzie listed the couple’s separation date as January 2023, noting that sooner or later throughout that month Ryan “turned erratic and violent.”
She additionally famous that she filed a safety order request towards Ryan when he “turned violent together with her in entrance of the events’ minor kids.”
Standifer star additionally cited Ryan’s “historical past of substance abuse” as one of many driving forces behind the dissolution of their marriage.
And within the greatest bombshell of all, Mackenzie revealed that after she acquired a restraining order towards Ryan, he vandalized her residence so badly that, briefly, at the very least, it was uninhabitable.
For that purpose, her attorneys say, Edwards ought to be denied all parental rights.
“Following service of the Order of Safety on Defendant he vandalized the marital residence to the extent it turned uninhabitable,” the divorce decree reads.
“In gentle of Defendant’s prison and threatening conduct, prison historical past and substance abuse, Plaintiff is afraid for the protection and well-being of the kids in his presence,” it continues.
“For these causes, the Defendant’s parenting time ought to be suspended till additional Order of the Courtroom.”
From there, Mackenzie’s attorneys requested a short lived restraining order to maintain Ryan from “taking the kids out of her custody or from faculty or daycare suppliers till additional orders of the courtroom.”
Clearly, Ryan could have the chance to combat for his parental rights when he and Mackenzie finally go to courtroom, however he’ll doubtless be denied entry to his two youngest children till that day comes.
We’ll have additional entry to this growing story as new info turns into obtainable.
