HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — Jeremy London is seeking an injunction against his family stemming from his alleged June kidnapping in Palm Springs.
The former Party of Five star filed the restraining orders Wednesday in a Los Angeles court against his mother, Deborah Nielsen, his twin brother, Jason, and his brother’s fiancee, Sofia Karstens. He claims his family has been giving interviews that are hurting his reputation and career.
London, 37, was allegedly changing a flat tire on June 10 when three men offered to assist him. He claims he was taken at gunpoint and ordered to do drugs before he escaped hours later.
Palm Spring resident Brandon Adams has pleaded not guilty to the alleged kidnapping.
London’s family has suggested the recovering drug addict may have actually suffered a relapse.
"The worst part of this has been my family," the actor previously told RadarOnline. "We’ve had to put a cease and desist order on them and now I’m going to have to have a restraining order put on them. They went on TV and told a bunch of lies saying this [the kidnapping] never happened. "I haven’t seen them in six months… they have no idea what’s going on."
