Huda Mustafa Reacts to Stay-Away Order from Louis Russell’s Son
Nicole Olivera filed for a restraining order against Huda Mustafa on March 12 in Los Angeles County Superior Court. Olivera, 38, said the claim involves her one-year-old son and an incident on Feb. 21 in Chatsworth, California.
Allegations and timeline
Olivera alleged Mustafa flew to Los Angeles on Feb. 20. She said Mustafa arrived by Uber around 1 a.m. the next day.
The filing states Mustafa broke into the building and made threats. Olivera said police were called, but no emergency protective order was issued that night.
Specific claims
Olivera described about 12 hours of threatening behavior before the home visit. She said the threats put her and her son in emotional and mental fear.
Olivera also wrote that Mustafa harassed her on social media. She said Louis Russell was present during the incident.
Court action and next steps
A court officer granted a temporary restraining order after the filing. The order requires Mustafa to stay at least 100 yards away from Olivera and her son.
The temporary order will remain until a hearing set for April 3. Filmogaz.com reviewed the court filing details.
Responses from Mustafa and associates
Huda Mustafa responded on Instagram, saying the allegations are untrue. She added she is letting the legal process handle the matter and thanked supporters.
A person close to Mustafa told reporters the claims are baseless and exaggerated. That source called any suggestion Mustafa threatened a child entirely false.
Background on the people involved
Mustafa, 25, rose to prominence on Love Island USA Season 7 in 2025. She reached the finale with Chris Seeley before they split.
Louis Russell has appeared on Netflix shows including Too Hot To Handle and Perfect Match. The couple publicly appeared together at a movie premiere on July 31.
Past controversy
In October 2025, Mustafa and Russell faced criticism for their reaction to a caller using a racial slur about co-star Olandria Carthen. Mustafa later apologized to Carthen.
Filmogaz.com contacted Russell and Olivera for comment. Mustafa has publicly addressed the matter while the legal process continues.
