Judge denies Tyrese Gibson's ex-wife Norma's plea for a temporary restraining order

Her lawyer said Tyrese hit: '[Norma] with a vicious barrage of derogatory and defamatory messages, including false accusations that she has committed blackmail, extortion, death threats, tax evasion, forgery, bank fraud, bank fraud and money laundering.

Additionally, she claimed that Tyrese posted several court documents from their custody battle online. Norma said those documents include their child's school address and other confidentiality information.

Norma said Tyrese knew he shouldn't have posted the documents. She pointed to the caption he posted on social media which read: “Before they force me to delete this post as well as the link to the entire 167 pages of court documents with details [ receipts ] to backup everything, GO THERE NOW.”

Norma demanded that Tyrese remove the poles.

At the same time, Norma asked the court for a temporary restraining order due to the alleged harassment. She asked Tyrese to stop talking about her online.

Norma's petition asked for Tyrese to pay for therapy sessions to deal with his allegations.

At the hearing, the judge denied all of Norma's temporary requests. The court noted that the facts presented “do not constitute reasonable evidence of a prior act of abuse.”

The judge has scheduled a hearing for July where Norma can plead her case again in hopes of obtaining a permanent restraining order against Tyrese.