Brittany Furlan Secures Restraining Order Against Ronnie Radke

0:00It's March 29. This is Music News Today, powered by AI tracking hits, artists, and trends. Britney Ferlin just scored a two-year restraining order against falling in reverse frontman, Ronnie Rackie, stemming from that messy catfish drama last year. The court handed it down on March 17th, forcing him to keep 100 yards away from her, her house, and her job. No direct or indirect contact allowed, and he can't even mention her online, or stir up fans to harass her, violate it, and he's looking at up to one. Year in jail, a $1,000 fine, or both, until March 20th, 2028. This all kicked off in 2025, when Ferlin started messaging who she thought was Rackie on social media. He denied it was him, insisting she got duped by a catfish impersonator. She opened up about feeling lonely at the time, grabbing onto any scrap of attention that came her way. Fast forward to earlier this year, tensions boiled over again. Ferlin accused him of reaching out through fake accounts,

1:02which he shot down. He fired back with videos slamming her character and looks, escalating the feud big time. Rackie tried filing his own restraining order against her back in January, but the court shut that down. Ferlin filed hers right after, got initially denied as non-emergency, but after a full hearing, the judge greenlit it. Now the big question lingers, who was behind that catfish scheme? Identity still under wraps, but this order draws a hard line, putting the spotlight on online impersonation risks in Cella Beaves.