Denise Richards claims there's video of ex stealing laptop containing nude photo
Denise Richards' lawyers claim they have video evidence that proves her estranged husband Aaron Phypers stole a laptop containing the reality star's nude photos, which she has accused him of illegally leaking.
Claims of such footage were made during the exes' court hearing on Friday, though her attorneys didn't show the alleged video, per TMZ.
The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills personality, 54, did not appear in court, though 52-year-old Phypers — who filed for divorce July 7 amid 'irreconcilable differences' — took part via Zoom.
Days after the divorce filing, the Wild Things -turned-OnlyFans star, who married Phypers in 2018, secured a temporary restraining order after accusing him of subjecting her to death threats and longstanding physical abuse, including a black eye in 2022.
Phypers has denies those claims, which he insists are Richards' way of trying to distract from her alleged infidelity, which he says he discovered earlier in the year.
Last week, Richards asked the court to prohibit Phypers 'from using, delivering, copying, printing or disclosing' any content from her devices, which she wanted promptly returned. Richards at the time said Phypers leaked her nude pictures and private text messages to media outlets, thereby 'repeatedly' violating the restraining order.
Richards was then seen with an apparent black eye and cut on her chin Tuesday, with sources telling TMZ they stemmed from cosmetic work. However, two days earlier, cops were called after she showed up at Phypers' home to pick up her dogs after she claims he had one of them put down without her permission, which he denies. – New York Daily News/Tribune News Service
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