Scott Wolf’s estranged wife, Kelley, claimed it’s been months since she’s seen their three children amid their contentious divorce.
The “Real World: New Orleans” alum took to her Instagram Stories Friday evening to encourage her followers to ask her anything. When one person wrote, “When was the last time you were able to see your kids?” Kelley responded, “Since the first looney bin.”
She added that she tries to “talk to them through symbols and dreams.”
“I’ll never stop,” she continued. “They are magic. And fighters like their momma!”
A rep for Scott did not immediately return Page Six’s request for comment.
Kelley, 48 — who shares kids Jackson, 16, Miller, 12, and Lucy, 11, with the “Party of Five” alum — was admitted to a Utah hospital in June after being detained by police, days after announcing her split from Scott.
“Deputies responded to the Sundance Resort for a report of a female that needed some help,” local law enforcement told People in a June 13 statement.
“Upon speaking with the female, our Deputies learned that she had made concerning comments to a family member, and she also made similar comments to our Deputies. For that reason, our Deputies transported the female to a local hospital.”
A spokesperson for the Utah County Sheriffs Office confirmed to People that the reality star was handcuffed during the incident for “protection” for both Kelley and the officers.
On June 13, Kelley shared a clip of a previously broadcast Instagram Live of the tense encounter with Utah police. “Oh my God, this is not happening,” her voice could be heard against a black screen. She added that she’ll “go on my own” before seemingly being handcuffed and calling the incident “shameful.”
The handcuffed mom of three could briefly be seen on camera before she asked officers to stop the recording.
Via Instagram Stories, she shared what appeared to be the inside of the facility, with her belongings on a table. “This is horrible,” she wrote in part over the snapshot, adding that she’d been taken “against [her] will.”
Scott subsequently obtained sole physical custody of their children and was granted a temporary restraining order against Kelley on June 25.
According to People, a Utah judge dissolved the restraining order on July 19 — per documents obtained by the outlet, Kelley was granted “liberal” supervised visitation, though Scott retained temporary sole custody of their kids.
Meanwhile, Kelley claimed on July 12 that she’d been placed on a second “involuntary hold” after alleged “police brutality.”
“I’m bruised everywhere and I literally was released last night,” she claimed at the time via Instagram Stories. “This is the SECOND time.” She added in another Instagram Story, “I love my kids. I’m not crazy.”
After the TV personality filmed herself attempting to enter her family home with the help of police to obtain personal belongings on July 29, Scott broke his silence on the escalating drama.
In an Aug. 15 statement to People, the actor accused the mother of his children of conspiring to accuse him of “psychological abuse, child abuse, child endangerment, stealing with passports.”
“I am now choosing to come forward and share that she has described to me her plans to ‘make claims’ about me, although she also admitted, ‘I do not believe they’re true,’ in order to gain an advantage in what she sees as a ‘battle’ in court, and in the court of public opinion,” Scott said in part, adding that he had hoped to keep the “difficult” family matters “private.”
Scott provided alleged text messages from Kelley, in which she allegedly said in part that she “was advised to make claims that are possible, even though I do not believe they’re true nor would I ever say them to anyone.”
Scott called the claims of abuse — which People alleged she detailed in a June 26 911 call — “completely baseless and incredibly dangerous.”
On Thursday, she took to her Instagram Stories to share an intense text exchange with Scott, in which she stated she was “coming [to] … see [the] kids” and would “call the police” if she couldn’t.
The actor claimed their kids were “terrified,” adding, “it’s best you stay away from them and me.”
“Don’t come to the house,” he wrote.
