Gil Ramirez’s time on ‘The Golden Bachelorette’ to be limited after production learned of temporary restraining order against him

Alert, Joan Vassos!

Deadline has confirmed that a temporary restraining order has been issued against Gil Ramirez, a 60-year-old teacher who is courting Vassos. Golden Hen Party. He received a rose at the premiere on Wednesday and will continue appearing on the ABC show.

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According to one source, the filing came in the “short” period between the completion of the background investigation and the start of production. As a result of “newly confirmed information” that was revealed by PeopleThe show’s creators cut back on Ramirez’s already limited screen time and limited his appearances in promotional materials.

People obtained documents showing that Ramirez had been stalking an ex-girlfriend, who filed a temporary restraining order against him on June 11.

“Even though I told him not to contact me and to come to my house… he repeatedly made unwanted contact with me, family members and friends,” the woman said in the case file, which was reported by People“Twenty-five attempts a day via phone, text, video. Even though he lives an hour away… he would show up at places I visited to confront me daily.”

The woman noted that Ramirez did not physically harm her. A temporary restraining order was granted and a hearing was scheduled for July 2. However, it was postponed because Ramirez could not serve her, according to People.

At a rescheduled hearing on July 24, the case was dismissed without a ruling and the injunction was lifted.

Earlier this week it was revealed that Hen party Season 21 contestant Devin Strader previously had an arrest and a bench warrant related to an ex-girlfriend. Strader was arrested for breaking into his ex-girlfriend’s Louisiana home in 2017. In addition to the arrest, Baton Rouge Police Department records indicate that Strader’s ex-girlfriend had a bench warrant at the time.

In a statement released on Thursday, Strader said the incidents stemmed from a “low point” in his past, arguing that reports about them had been “grossly misinterpreted.”

“The allegations are simply not true as I have never laid hands on another person or treated my ex-girlfriend in any way that I have been portrayed to be. This court order was never issued and has been dismissed in its entirety,” the statement reads. “My ex-girlfriend from college and I eventually reconciled and ended our relationship on good terms. It was the first time I fell in love and I learned a lot from our relationship. It was a growth experience for both of us.”

A source close to the production told Deadline that “this protective order did not show up in our searches,” but the revelation still casts doubt on the franchise’s vetting process, as it’s not the first time a cast member with a criminal past has been cast. Hen party.

Strader was the last man standing at the end of Season 21, accepting a proposal from Jenn Tran but breaking up with her shortly after. In his statement, he also addressed a video he posted on social media after After the last rose the fragment in which the information about their breakup was publicly announced.

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