Married At First Sight bride Natasha Spencer has been granted an interim ADVO against rumoured boyfriend Steven Cook just days after their Sydney PDA
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Married At First Sight’s Natasha Spencer, 26, has been granted an interim apprehended domestic violence order (ADVO) against her rumoured boyfriend Steven Cook.
The New South Wales local court records state the ADVO, taken out on February 15, prevents Cook from approaching or contacting Spencer.
The matter between the pair is expected to be heard at Manly Local Court on February 24.
Married At First Sight bride Natasha Spencer (above) has been granted an ADVO against rumoured boyfriend Steven Cook just days after their Sydney PDA
The financial analyst, who is ‘married’ to Mikey Pembroke on MAFS, was last spotted kissing Cook, 28, in Sydney on February 10.
Sharing a steamy kiss in public, Spencer couldn’t keep her hands off her heavily-inked beau as they ramped up the PDA in the street at the time.
Daily Mail Australia is not suggesting that Cook has behaved in a way so as to warrant an ADVO, just that an interim one has been granted.
As seen on TV: The financial analyst, who is ‘married’ to Mikey Pembroke on MAFS, was last spotted kissing Cook, 28, in Sydney on Monday, February 10
The interim ADVO against Steven Cook (pictured) orders the Coogee-based man to avoid threats, intimidation, harassment, or stalking of Spencer
The interim ADVO against Cook orders the Coogee-based man to avoid threats, intimidation, harassment, or stalking of Spencer.
The court document also states: ‘The defendant must not intentionally or recklessly destroy or damage any property that belongs to or is the possession of Natasha Spencer.’
It also claimed Cook was not present in court when the order was made.
Daily Mail Australia has contacted Natasha Spencer and Steven Cook for comment.
Unrelated: Last week, Spencer reported a ‘revenge porn’ attack to NSW Police
Last week, in an unrelated circumstance, Spencer reported a ‘revenge porn’ attack to NSW Police.
The footage in question was apparently filmed last year and involves Spencer and an unidentified male.
A NSW Police spokesperson said: ‘Officers from Surry Hills Police Area Command are investigating a report made on Tuesday 11 February 2020, by a 26-year-old Lane Cove woman concerning an incident that occurred last year.’
The video is believed to have emerged on February 4, the day Spencer’s TV wedding to Mikey Pembroke was watched by more than a million Australians.
It is not believed that Cook is involved in the circulation of the video.
Married At First Sight continues Wednesday at 7:30pm on Channel Nine
Television debut: Spencer’s explicit video is believed to have emerged on February 4, the day her wedding to Mikey Pembroke (right) was watched by more than a million Australians