A restraining order has now been obtained against “The Hangover” star Nathalie Fay after she was arrested last Saturday in South Miami, Florida, for domestic violence.
The 36-year-old actress and current real estate agent (real name Nathalie Tordion) is said to have punched her on-off boyfriend William Brady “right in the face” during a fit of jealousy when he tried to hit on her with his car, according to TMZ.
Now the publication reports that the star was instructed to keep his distance from Brady.
New court documents show that she has been ordered to stay at least 500 feet away from him and is not allowed to contact him in writing, through social media, phone calls or any other form of communication.
However, she is allowed to return to the house she shares with Brady to collect her belongings – albeit with a police escort.
The Hangover star Nathalie Fay has now been hit with a restraining order after she was arrested for domestic violence in South Miami, FL last Saturday.
The 36-year-old actress and current real estate agent – real name Nathalie Tordion – allegedly punched her on/off boyfriend William Brady “right in the face” when he tried to pick her up in a fit of jealousy, TMZ reports.
If she returns unaccompanied, she could be arrested again.
The alleged incident occurred when the couple had tickets to the Miami Dolphins’ NFL preseason game against the Washington Commanders at the nearby Hard Rock Stadium, but Nathalie allegedly began arguing with Brady about his whereabouts before he picked her up.
To prove her claim, Tordion apparently provided evidence in the form of a “Find My Friends” style location app, but when a physical altercation broke out, Brady jumped out of his car and called the police.
Audiences may remember the Montreal-born, Miami-raised beauty as Caesars Palace concierge Lisa, who answers questions from Alan Garner (Zach Galifianakis) about pagers and Julius Caesar in Todd Phillips’ $469.3 million grossing comedy.
Nathalie landed the dream role in The Hangover after playing high school student Mindy in Todd Phillips’ $87.1 million grossing comedy Old School in 2003, alongside Ellen Pompeo and Elisha Cuthbert.
Tordion has not appeared in an acting role since his role as future Parisian bride Simone in Joshua Caldwell’s 2014 romantic drama Layover.
The Coral Gables beauty currently works as a real estate agent for Luft Real Estate after being hired as a business development manager for EZLotto, according to her LinkedIn account.
Nathalie, who supported Governor Ron DeSantis in the presidential election last year, is a single mother of ten-year-old son Noah Thomas.
The couple had tickets to the Miami Dolphins’ NFL preseason game against the Washington Commanders at the nearby Hard Rock Stadium, but Nathalie reportedly argued with Brady about his whereabouts before he picked her up (photo from August 11).
Tordion apparently provided evidence in the form of a “Find My Friends”-style location app to prove her claim. But when things got physical, Brady jumped out of his car and called the police (pictured June 20).
Audiences may remember the Montreal-born, Miami-raised beauty playing the Caesars Palace concierge named Lisa, who answers Alan Garner’s (Zach Galifianakis) questions about pagers and Julius Caesar in Todd Phillips’ $469.3 million-grossing comedy.
Nathalie landed the dream role in “The Hangover” after playing high school student Mindy in Todd Phillips’ $87.1 million grossing comedy “Old School” in 2003, alongside Ellen Pompeo (left) and Elisha Cuthbert (right).
Tordion, whose last acting gig was in 2013, currently works as an agent for Luft Real Estate after serving as Director of Business Development for EZLotto.
The beauty from Coral Gables, who supported Governor Ron DeSantis in the presidential election last year, is a single mother of 10-year-old son Noah Thomas (right, picture from July 29).
