Judge Grants Christian Wood Restraining Order Against His Baby Mother

Los Angeles Lakers player Christian Wood was granted a temporary restraining order against his ex-girlfriend/child’s mother after he says she made his life a living hell.

The former couple broke up in December 2022 and according to Wood, Yasmine Lopez has made his life a living hell.

TMZ Sports obtained copies of court documents, which say the 28-year-old  accuses Lopez of causing not only mental and emotional stress but also financial damage to his valuable property.

Wood claims on February 23, 2024, his child’s mother and her friends trespassed at his California residence by climbing a fence and say Lopez scratched the hood and doors of his Mercedes-Benz.

He says Lopez also entered his other vehicle, opened the front gate and walked on his yard. Neighbors of Wood allegedly witnessed the incident and called the police, resulting in Lopez’s arrest.

Wood — who has an 8-month-old son, Kobe Sean, with Lopez — says police then told him to pick up his son from her friend’s house to avoid being processed through child protective services but Lopez allegedly refused to let him do so and began “making allegations against me and misrepresenting facts to the media to gain favor.”

Wood also says in an August 2023 incident,  Lopez broke into his home in Encino and destroyed statues, glass, and vases as she tried to hit him. He says friends who were present at the time called the police.

He also accuses her of trespassing at his home in January 2023 and said she spray-painted his Lamborghini.

Wood believes Lopez is stalking him by using his publicized basketball schedule to track his location and vandalize his property.

He has since requested joint legal custody and primary physical custody of their child.

As part of the restraining order, the judge ordered Lopez to stay at least 100 yards away from her ex. The one exception is for “brief and peaceful contact,” which is permitted, but only when it comes to conversations about their child.

The TRO specifically directs Lopez to “not abuse” Wood, including any harassing, attacking, striking, threatening, or stalking of her ex-boyfriend.

There are several other boilerplate restrictions … Lopez cannot possess a firearm while the order is active.

The temporary restraining order expires on March 20.