Kelley Wolf to Enter Treatment Center Amid Divorce and 3 Charges
Kelley Wolf's Court Appearance and Treatment Plans
Kelley Wolf, a star from Real World: New Orleans, recently appeared in court to address charges related to electronic harassment and doxxing her estranged husband, Scott Wolf. During the hearing on Tuesday, September 2, she revealed her intention to enter a rehabilitation treatment center, which is set to begin on September 12. This decision came after she was arrested on August 26 for alleged violations of a temporary stipulated agreement.
Charges and Legal Proceedings
Kelley faces three misdemeanor charges: one for electronic communications harassment and two for the electronic disclosure of personal identifying information. These charges are linked to events that occurred on August 25 and 26. The court records indicate that these charges are considered domestic violence-related.
During the arraignment, Kelley stated, “I have informed everyone that needs to know, I will be attending a [treatment center] starting on September 12.” She expressed excitement about the move, mentioning that her brother would accompany her and that she had previously recommended the facility as a mental health professional.
The judge denied the prosecutor’s request for proof of compliance with the pre-trial release conditions, which included drug testing and participation in treatment. However, the judge did not rule on whether Kelley should be barred from posting on social media during her release period.
Background of the Arrest
Kelley was arrested and taken to Summit County Jail on August 26 after a series of confrontational posts on her Instagram. These posts allegedly doxxed her friends and family, including sharing Scott’s personal phone number. Some messages also involved communication with their three minor children—Jackson, Miller, and Lucy.
These actions violated a temporary stipulated agreement that was granted on August 26. The agreement included a social media and press gag order, prohibiting both parties from discussing each other, their marriage, their children, or their divorce. It also barred them from making disparaging remarks about each other to the children.
Prior to her arrest, Kelley posted on her Instagram Stories, expressing confusion and fear. She wrote, “The police are at my house to arrest me. I have no idea why. I am not suicidal. I am no danger to anyone. I have done nothing. I am so scared. So confused.”
Conditions of Release and Restraining Orders
After being charged with two class B misdemeanors for electronic disclosure of personal identifying information and one class B misdemeanor for electronic communications harassment, Kelley was released from jail on August 28. A condition of her release required her to avoid alcohol and narcotics unless prescribed by a medical practitioner. She was also mandated to participate in medical, behavioral, psychological, or psychiatric treatment.
Additionally, she was prohibited from communicating, threatening, or harassing Scott or entering his home with their children. That same day, Scott filed a new temporary restraining order against Kelley. Judge Richard Mrazik ordered her to avoid any direct or indirect contact with Scott or their children, except during mediation sessions with a court-qualified mediator.
Custody Arrangements and Previous Events
Scott and Kelley announced their separation in June after 21 years of marriage. Scott filed for divorce on June 10, and days later, a female friend called 911 regarding Kelley’s “escalating mental health crisis.” She was taken to a local hospital by sheriffs in Utah County, Utah.
Despite this, Kelley claimed she was "taken against my will" and survived an involuntary 5150. Authorities later confirmed that she had made concerning comments to a family member and deputies.
In July, the couple entered into a temporary agreement outlining custody arrangements, financial matters, and communication guidelines. The agreement was updated on August 26, before Kelley's arrest. It maintained Scott's temporary sole physical custody of their children and allowed Kelley supervised parenting time.
Public Statements and Legal Updates
On August 15, Scott broke his silence, claiming that Kelley was making "disturbing" and "entirely false" allegations against him. He alleged that she was using "psychological abuse, child abuse, child endangerment, stealing with passports" to gain custody of their children.
In response, Kelley claimed her actions were aimed at creating urgency to regain joint custody. She emphasized her belief that Scott would not abuse their children and described the loss of her career, reputation, and family.
Three days after Scott spoke out, Kelley’s attorney withdrew, according to a court document. The estranged couple is scheduled to appear in court again on September 10.