Dramatic photos show the moment Denise Richards was confronted by police officers during her visit to ex Aaron Phyper's Calabasas home on Sunday, just days after she took out a temporary restraining order on him.
Richards was seen being questioned by three Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies outside the home after they were called following her arrival, with police concluding 'there was no crime committed and no arrests were made,' according to TMZ.
Richards, 54, whose split from Phypers, 52, was revealed last month, was granted the TRO on July 16, after accusing Phypers of years of physical and emotional abuse - which he has denied.
The court ordered Phypers to stay 100 yards away from Richards and her homes, workplaces and cars, yet the actress still arrived to pick up their dog - and a call to the authorities was reportedly placed after she turned up at the home.
A distraught Phypers was seen consoling his 'terrified and shaken up' mom after Richards' visit - which marks the latest explosive chapter in the pair's acrimonious divorce.
An emergency dispatcher described how Phypers relayed to them after leaving that he 'fears for his parents', according to dispatch audio listened to by People.
Dramatic photos show the moment Denise Richards was confronted by police officers during her visit to ex Aaron Phyper's Calabasas home on Sunday, just days after she took out a temporary restraining order on him
Richards chatted with officers outside of the home
Her estranged husband Phypers consoled his mother with a sweet embrace
Daily Mail has contacted representatives for Richards for comment but did not immediately hear back.
Sources told TMZ Richards arrived 'unannounced' at the home and 'started banging on a back door, demanding to be let inside.'
Phypers saw this and immediately left due to concern over the restraining order.
Phypers' parents let Richards inside and it was claimed she 'barged in, demanded the dog' and 'screamed at his parents that they needed to get out of the house, putting her finger in their faces.'
The publication claims she allegedly began 'swinging' at Phypers' brother Brett and 'throwing mail at him.' Brett was later pictured standing by Richards' parked Corvette as they waited for police.
TMZ sources told Richards she told the officers she merely wanted to get their dog from the residence.
Richards’ divorce attorney Brett Berman told Daily Mail in a statement about the visit that 'Ms. Richards did not violate a restraining order' and had only entered the home when Phypers was not there.
'On August 3, 2025, after confirming that Mr. Phypers was not present in her home. Richards entered the home to retrieve her dogs' Berman continued.
Berman claimed that Richards did so 'after learning that Mr. Phypers had put down one of her other dogs without her knowledge or permission.'
It comes as People reports that Phypers told an emergency dispatcher that he 'fears for his parents' after Denise's visit
Denise did not look happy as she emerged from her car
The protective order requires Phypers to stay 100 yards away from Richards and her homes, workplaces and cars, yet she still was seen at his home
Numerous police officers were on the scene
A distraught Phypers was seen consoling his 'terrified and shaken up' mom after Richards' visit
Phypers emerged onto the driveway alongside his mother
TMZ reported that Phypers' parents let Richards inside and it was claimed she 'barged in, demanded the dog' and 'screamed at his parents that they needed to get out of the house, putting her finger in their faces'
Aaron also had a word with police officers
Police ultimately concluded that 'there was no crime committed and no arrests were made'
Aaron's brother Brett was also present, standing by Richards' parked Corvette as they waited for police
She approached the front entryway with a packet of paperwork in hand
He remained by her sports car
The actress spoke with three Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies
Phypers denied these 'absolutely false' accusations' to the Daily Mail and said: 'Denise’s actions are willfully intentional in the slander and destruction of what is left of a family.
He further claimed: 'This is after Denise chose to carry on an adulterous affair - after being caught not once, not twice, but three times.'
In California, victims named as the 'protected person' in a restraining order will not get into trouble for contacting the person against whom the order was taken out.
However, the person who is restrained by the order may use it as evidence to dismiss the order in future court proceedings.
After Aaron filed divorce paperwork on July 7, Richards hit back a week later with a request for a temporary restraining order that included a laundry list of domestic abuse allegations — all of which her husband has denied.
Her estranged husband has since denied all allegations of abuse, while a source close to Phypers told the Daily Mail that her black eye was actually the result of a drunken fall.
The Bravo star appeared to be emerging from the house as police waited outside
The scene unfolded at Phyper's Calabasas home
One of the police officers appeared to be speaking with Denise inside her car
The police presence outside the property
Phypers is said to have claimed he 'fears for his parents' after his ex made a shock visit to his LA home on Sunday - days after taking out a temporary restraining order on him; pictured May 2025
Richards made a shock visit to Phypers' LA home on Sunday; pictured in June 2023
The 54-year-old actress, whose split from Phypers, 52, was revealed last month, was granted the TRO on July 16, after accusing Phypers of years of physical and emotional abuse - which he has denied (photo from Richards' Request for Domestic Violence Restraining Order)
The court ordered Phypers to stay 100 yards away from Richards and her homes, workplaces and cars - but Richards was seen arriving at Phypers' Calabasas home before she was confronted by police. Seen in May
The two starred together on their family reality TV show Denise Richards & Her Wild Things with her daughters Sami, 21, Lola, 19, and Eloise, 13
He said he is waiting for an upcoming August court hearing in which a judge will decide if the order is lifted, and until then, he is banned from going near his estranged wife and their adopted daughter Eloise, 14, whom he says he adores and misses terribly.
It comes days after Phypers alleged that she has been having a months-long affair with a former special forces soldier named Rudy Reyes.
He claimed in a detailed letter to 'family and close friends' that Reyes has showered her with X-rated photos and videos, including a graphic clip that shows him naked and pleasuring himself.
In an exclusive interview with the Daily Mail, the Wild Things actress' outraged husband claimed he caught wind of his wife's alleged affair in April.
He said she had promised to break it off, only for him to catch her lying about another hook-up with 53-year-old Rudy that took place at a Hilton Garden Inn in Burbank, California, the following month.
He claimed his discovery of the May tryst then led to an explosive argument over the July 4th holiday weekend, during which she smashed his phone.
Phypers was the founder of the Malibu wellness center, Q360 Club (also known as Quantum 360), until he chose to shut it down last year, on October 1, 2024.
According to his petition for divorce, filed on July 7, he has not made any income since.
Richards, allegedly makes $250,000 per month from being on OnlyFans, TV shows, having brand deals and doing appearances, he noted in the income and expense declaration obtained by the Daily Mail.
He's requesting spousal support since he alleges his monthly expenses total $105,000, and is demanding he and Richards split 50 percent of their production company, Smoke & Mirrors Entertainment.
