Denise Richard's accuses Aaron Phypers for domestic violence, providing temporary injunction

Denise Richards makes shocking new accusations against her ex Aaron Phypers.

In court documents that People, Richards (54), a temporary arrangement against Phypers, 49, applied for, reported alleged details and photos that accused their ex of the physical attack.

“Aaron often suffocated me violently, pressed my head violently with both hands, pressed my arms tightly, hit me violently into my face and head, hit my head in the bathroom cloth shelves, threatened me to kill me with my knee on the back when I keep my knee and hacking of my lapto. Had to kill court documents.

She also claimed that her ex “caused me at least three conceals”.

Richards said that she was “afraid” to report to the police of Phypers “because he repeatedly threatened to kill himself and me when I report him to the police, under his other threats of damage to me and himself if he is reported to someone for his abuse.”

From July 4th to 14th, she quoted as the date of the recent alleged attack and claimed that she asked Phypers and his family to pull out of the town houses that she had rented. In the documents, Richards claimed that Phypers on July 4 “was two centimeters away from my face” and “screamed humiliating swear words”, including their “C — W —” and a “piece s —“. Richards also claimed that the next day her ex made the same comments in the presence of his father Steven Phypers.

Richards claimed that Steven also “started to shout me” and tell the Internet that she was a “W —“.

The bravo star claimed that Phypher later “packed both arms for violent and pulled me to the ground. I landed hard on the stairs, which caused me immense pain.”

She also claimed when she threatened to call the police on July 5, said Phypers: “I would like to see how the bulls take me away, I will chase everything in the air if they try.”

In the documents, she claimed that “during our marriage Aaron threatened to kill me and themselves and the police”. She also claimed that Phypers “have at least eight non -registered weapons” and “several bulletproof vests”.

Richards also claimed that Phypers “threatened that I would” disappear “if I called the police”. She said he “repeats her repeatedly” during her marriage. The former couple bound the knot in 2018.

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She also accused her ex to go through her phone and laptop while slept and put her news on his laptop.

“Aaron woke me up and shouted at me: 'You f —— bitch. I went to your computer and saw your text messages and described her as a” lie “, she claimed in court documents. Richards also claimed that Phypers had “smashed” her with the palm on her head while using the toilet.

She also claimed that Phypers refused to let her on a journey without him, and said that he packed me on my back of my hair and banged me in the floor and shouted: “You didn't cancel my flight, I go with you and I don't trust you.” “”

Richards also asked the phypers to return their laptop as well as all images, recordings and cell phones, and found that it is “prohibited to use, deliver, deliver, print or open” or open “.

Richards also called for the payment of phytics for their legal costs and other expenses caused by the alleged abuse. She also asked that Phypers take part in a 52-week battery intervention program.

Phypers applied for the divorce on Monday, July 7th.

Richards was given a temporary injunction on Wednesday, July 16, before the Supreme Court of California. She did not apply for an injunction for her children. Richards is the mother of Sami Sheen (21) and Lola Sheen, 20, with her ex Charlie Sheen. She is also the mother of her adoptive subsidiary Eloise Richards, 14. Although Denise had previously claimed that Phypers looked at legally adopted Eloise in the court documents, she explained that they share “no minor children”.

When you experience domestic violence, call the hotline of national domestic violence at number 1-800-799-7233 or go to Thehotline.org. All calls are free of charge and confidential. The hotline is available in more than 170 languages around the clock.