Scott Wolf’s estranged wife Kelley charged with electronic harassment after allegedly posting his phone number

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Kelly Wolf, previously married to Scott Wolf, is expected to be freed following a two-day stint in jail, having been taken into custody on Tuesday.

As reported by The Daily Mail from the court records, Kelley, aged 48, is facing two charges: one for unlawfully distributing personal identification details electronically, and another for using electronic communication to harass.

According to an affidavit of probable cause acquired by the Daily Mail, the police officer who apprehended Wolf’s estranged wife claimed that she supposedly published the 57-year-old Party Of Five actor’s phone number online. This action resulted in him being bombarded with numerous calls, during which the officer was addressing his initial complaint of harassment against his ex-spouse.

A representative from Summit County Jail informed the Daily Mail that Kelley had paid her $5000 bond, and she is soon expected to be freed from the jail.

Based on the police officer’s report, they were dispatched to Scott Wolf’s residence in Park City, Utah, following a call he made about receiving numerous text messages from his estranged wife.

Subsequently, Scott is said to have received a call from Kelley’s phone number. He picked up the call on speakerphone, allowing the officer to listen in, yet the line remained eerily quiet following his answer.

Following Scott’s receipt of numerous, unexpected phone calls and texts from individuals he did not recognize, the officer pointed out that Scott mentioned these callers were unfamiliar to him.

Afterwards, it’s claimed that the actor accessed his separated wife’s Instagram account from his phone. This account supposedly contained a post, now removed, that had disclosed Scott’s phone number to people who visited the page.

The officer stated that according to Kelley, they should perhaps allow Dimples to handle his own press. He added a question mark at the end, implying uncertainty. Kelley then expressed his need for affection by saying “This old girl could use a hug.” He also mentioned a craving for steak and a night out.

She then allegedly listed the phone number, adding, ‘Good luck yall!’

It appears that Scott apparently verified that ‘dimples’ was a pet name for him, and he expressed his frustration over the influx of phone calls from unknown individuals following the doxxing incident, describing it as a significant inconvenience. During their conversation, the officer noted approximately 24 calls that Scott received within the first ten minutes of their interaction.

The officer reported that he subsequently made his way to Kelley’s residence in Peoa. There, it is claimed that she declined to open the front door, and instead communicated with him via an open window.

After the officer informed Kelley that they had observed a post featuring Scott’s phone number from her, she declined to acknowledge the allegation and instead started firing back with accusations of her own.

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The officer informed Kelley that there was enough reason to take her into custody, but he chose to wait outside while she switched out of her bathrobe and put on more suitable clothes. Once dressed, Kelley stepped outside and willingly submitted herself for arrest.

In the part of the arrest warrant where it asks for continued imprisonment, the officer stated that relatives of Kelly told him she was discharged from a residential rehabilitation center, having agreed to undergo treatment. However, they claimed she declined to pursue additional treatment following her release.

A judge’s order for bail specified that Kelley should undergo either inpatient or outpatient medical, mental health, emotional, or psychiatric care.

The judge additionally instructed her to abstain from drinking alcohol and using any unprescribed medications.

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Kelly was additionally advised to avoid reaching out to any individuals who could potentially serve as witnesses for the case.

Before her arrested, Kelley posted about police arriving at her house on her Instagram Stories. 

The police are here at my home, intending to take me into custody. I don’t know why this is happening. Deputy Norton instructed me to cooperate, and I will do so. I want you all to know that I am not suicidal or a threat to anyone. I have not done anything wrong.” – Wolf (formerly known as Limp) shared this message with her 89K followers on Instastory.

He mentioned he would end up in Summit County Jail. He stated they would place him in a cell. He also indicated he would wait for a judge’s decision? He was terrified, bewildered. The moment was supposed to be his first date in a long time, and it felt like the first breath he could take in forever.

As a steadfast supporter, I implore you to join me in this urgent matter. It appears that they’ve suggested a probable grounds for an offense? Understand, I’m not mentally unwell nor have I ever been involved with drugs, arrested, or had any speeding tickets. In light of these circumstances, I humbly request your assistance in advocating on my behalf.

On Monday, an ex-participant of Real World: New Orleans disclosed that Deputy Nay of Summit County was sending her texts for a wellness check, which occurred eight months after she pleaded for police assistance due to allegations of child abuse against the 57-year-old former star of Party of Five.

For the past six months, Kelley has been freely talking about her upcoming move to Australia. She even tagged the private jet service, Wheels Up, in her conversations.

A wolf, permitted three monitored conversations weekly with her offspring, exhibited unpredictable behavior and anger during her initial meeting with two of her children in the past three months.

‘We love you,’ Scott said in the disturbing clip.

‘I don’t love you,’ the FLOW life coach shot back at Wolf.

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“Lucy, Miller, I really appreciate you both. However, I would prefer if Jackson didn’t visit me. Frankly, I find some behavior in this family quite concerning – it’s like they’re trying to hide their true nature. Just to be clear, I wouldn’t want any of you to return here unannounced. If you do show up again, I will have no choice but to contact the authorities.

Kelly explained on Tuesday why his 16-year-old son, Jackson, was absent during their recent visit. This was clarified in a series of three Instagram posts where Jackson detailed his reasons for being estranged.

As a conscientious student, I find myself distanced from my mother due to her mental illness, which has significantly altered the person she once was. I deeply regret and empathize with anyone who has suffered physical or emotional abuse at her hands.

Whatever Kelly may claim about my father is untrue. Contrary to what she might say, he is neither an abuser nor a manipulator, nor does he have a drug addiction. In fact, he is an exceptional father and an admirable man. His intentions towards my mother are always well-meaning and aim for the best.

Jackson ended by displaying screenshots of unsettling messages in which Wolf appeared to step back from her maternal role: ‘For those of you who support this version of my mother, it’s disgraceful. I adore my mother deeply, yet she isn’t acting like herself at the moment.’

On August 15th, the actor from “Doc”, who initiated a divorce proceeding on June 9th following 21 years of wedlock, disclosed a confidential message from Kelley to People magazine. This message served as evidence that Kelley had been falsely accusing him of domestic abuse.

Her text stated, “My sole strategy for responding is to generate assertions that align with yours or even surpass them, in an attempt to intensify the sense of urgency and secure the return of the children.

‘Or at least get back joint custody.’

It’s worth mentioning that the individual who established The Cricket Project had been temporarily hospitalized against their will due to unusual conduct on June 13 at a psychiatric facility, following attempts to remove their three kids from the country without proper authorization. Another such instance occurred on July 6, when an incident involving a knife was reported.

Interestingly enough, Kelley earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Clinical Psychology from Westminster University.

In the divorce settlement dated July 19, a judge in Utah mandated that Scott should temporarily cover his ex-partner’s living expenses totaling $10,000 per month. This includes costs for rent or mortgage, car installments, minimum credit card payments, and some legal fees.

In the upcoming second season of the medical drama ‘Doc’, created by Barbie Kligman, actor Wolf will once again take on the character of Dr. Richard Miller. This new season is set to debut on Fox starting from September 23.

Initially, the former sorority member gained recognition when she appeared on reality television shows. Her initial appearance was on “The Real World: New Orleans” in 2000, followed by “The Challenge” in 2002. More recently, she was also part of “The Real World Homecoming” in 2022.

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2025-08-29 01:19