This week actor Kevin Hart filed for a restraining order against gossip vlogger Tasha K, and an injunction against her company, to force Tasha to remove a defamatory interview with Kevin's former personal assistant [click here if you missed that].
Kevin's request has been denied...
From Radar Online
Kevin Hart made a desperate plea to the court to grant him a temporary restraining order that would have forced blogger Tasha K to remove a "defamatory" video from the internet, but a judge has shut down the comedian's request.
"It's just a really vague, over-broad request that doesn't address actual malice," a Los Angeles judge ruled Thursday after Hart requested a TRO in response to Tasha's explosive interview with his former assistant, Miesha Shakes.
"Part of the problem I have is that there are no direct quotes of what occurred in the hour-and-a-half interview," the judge said in response to Hart's Jan. 19 petition, RadarOnline.com has learned.
Hart's lawyer, Donte Mills, fired back by explaining they "obviously" have a transcript of the interview but did not include it in the TRO request because it would defeat the purpose of trying to keep its contents out of the public eye.
"The Court, after reading and considering all moving party and opposing party papers, and arguments of counsel makes the following ruling," new docs obtained by RadarOnline.com stated. "The ex parte application is denied."
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