Scott Wolf’s estranged wife, Kelley Wolf, says she has just $6 to her name after allegedly being placed under a second involuntary psychiatric hold.
Sharing a picture of what appears to be a hotel in Utah via Instagram early Tuesday, July 29, the Real World alum, 48, claimed she tried to book a room but had been banned.
“1:00 AM … Tonight, I had two choices: Sleep in my car — again — or use a room that had been booked for me at what used to be my favorite hotel in Utah,” she wrote. “I chose neither. Because dignity matters.”
“I have $6 to my name. My brother supports me. Let that sink in,” Kelley continued. “After building a career as one of the most exclusive consultants in the world — (and if you don’t believe me, then you were never in the room where it happened) — I’m now living inside a system that tried to erase me.”
According to Kelley, her mother called her a “drug addict” on Monday, July 28, despite “extensive toxicology reports from two involuntary psychiatric holds” showing she had no drugs in her system. Kelley alleged earlier this month she was placed in a second involuntary psychiatric hold by “Summit County Police.” A Summit County Sheriff’s Office spokesperson told Us Weekly at the time that the department “was not involved in any response” to the location Kelley claimed she was detained.
Kelley was first placed in a psychiatric hold in June following her split from Party of Five star Scott, 57. She was taken to a local hospital but released a short time later.
In Tuesday’s Instagram post, Kelley intimated that she had met a new man and was staying with him.
“I’m here. I’m alive. I’m laughing. I’m camping. I’m dating someone kind and awake. I’m in a beautiful home tonight, because a man who barely knew me saw the truth — and acted with integrity,” she wrote.
In a subsequent Instagram Story, Kelley claimed that she had “found the cutest house to rent” and that she planned to return to work next week.
Scott filed for divorce from Kelley after 21 years of marriage on June 9. He announced the separation in a statement two days later.
“After 21 years of marriage, I have made the most difficult decision of my life, and filed for divorce from my wife Kelley,” the actor said at the time. “Our children have always been, and continue to be, the loves of our lives and our every priority, so I kindly ask for privacy at this time as we help guide them through this new chapter.”
As Us first reported in late June, Scott filed for a restraining order against his estranged wife in the weeks after filing for divorce. He was given sole custody of their three kids — Jackson, 16, Miller 12, and Lucy, 11 — until a future court date.
Us obtained a proposed court order submitted on July 17 that would dismiss the temporary restraining order, after Scott and Kelley appear to have worked out an agreement, though the order had not yet been signed off by a judge at the time.
