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Adrienne Maloof Sells House, Gets Restraining Order Against Paul Nassif
Adrienne Maloof (s_bukley / Shutterstock.com)
Look, if there's one person in this world who seems scary to divorce, it's Adrienne Maloof -- something about owning the Palms Hotel in Vegas and a basketball team in Sacramento makes one think that she wouldn't fuck around when it comes to something like ending a marriage. And indeed, that seems to be the case as Maloof proceeds with her ever-increasingly acrimonious split from ex-husband Paul Nassif.
The "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star first requested and received temporary custody of the couple's children, and now, according to TMZ, she's successfully taken out a restraining order against Nassif. He's not allowed within 100 yards of Maloof or their children.
In addition, the couple is selling their multi-million dollar home in Beverly HIlls, which of course is located across the street from Lisa Vanderpump, as anyone familiar with the series will know.
TMZ reports that the house was purchased in 2004 for $12.7 million and is now on the market for $26 million.
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