Randall Emmett and Amybr Childers are working out their issues out of court, according to new legal documents.
The exes were due to have a hearing in their ongoing battle over the restraining order, but have opted to reschedule the meeting for Jan. 26 because they are “working toward a settlement,” according to court documents filed Jan. 24, which are exclusive. obtained by Page Six.
Representatives for the film’s producer and the “You” star did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.
The attempted settlement comes after a judge issued Childers, 34, a temporary restraining order against Emmett, 51, on Dec. 22 following her claims that her ex-husband was “possibly involved in child exploitation and pedophilia” and was under investigation by law enforcement. FBI.
The “Vice” actress said she learned of the alleged investigation on Dec. 6 when she was “approached by a Federal Bureau of Investigation special agent asking [her] questions about [Emmett’s] suspicious activities involving child exploitation and pedophilia.”
The producer of “Midnight in the Switchgrass” denounced the allegations immediately afterwards.
“Right now the lies have stretched so far,” he said in a video posted to Instagram.
“We got confirmation today because we knew this was not true, that the FBI has never investigated me and is not investigating me because there is nothing to investigate,” he added.
In a separate statement to Page Six, Emmett said, “I’m not being investigated by the FBI or anyone else, and the idea that I am is beyond absurd.”
The restraining order Childers obtained will remain in effect until their new hearing Thursday, the documents say.
Childers, who currently shares 50/50 custody with the filmmaker, is seeking “sole legal and physical custody” of her and Emmett’s children, London, 12, and Rylee, 9, “for various reasons.”
Emmett is also in a custody battle with ex-fiancée Lala Kent over their 1-year-old daughter, Ocean.