Actress Christina Ricci reportedly granted emergency protective order against husband James Heerdegen

Actress Christina Ricci has reportedly been granted an emergency protective order against her husband, James Heerdegen.

According to Us Weekly, the order was issued after police were called to Ricci's LA home on the morning of June 25. Although Heerdegen nor Ricci were not arrested at the scene, the film producer has since allegedly been ordered to stay away from the 40-year-old actress.

"On 06/25/20, around 9.20 a.m., officers responded to a domestic battery radio call," a spokesperson for the Los Angeles Police Department confirmed to the outlet. 

The Addams Family star married Heerdegen in 2013 after meeting on the set of the now-cancelled series Pan Am in 2011.

They exchanged vows in a private ceremony at the historic Harold Pratt House and Peterson Hall in New York. 

Days after the nuptials, Ricci shared a first look at her white, silk tulle wedding dress, which was designed by her friend Riccardo Tisci for Givenchy.

"I'm sorry I have to share what @riccardotisci made for me!! #iloveyouricky!" she tweeted at the time.

Shortly after their wedding, Ricci shared their desire to have children, and in 2014 they fulfilled that wish when they welcomed their first and only child, Freddie.

Just days before Ricci was granted the emergency protective order, she shared a photo of the Father's Day card Freddie, now five, had made for Heerdegen.

"We ♥️you, Daddy! @jamesheerdegen," she captioned the photo. 

Having her own family was a lifelong dream of Ricci's. In a 2017 interview with People, the former child star gushed about how much better her life was with her husband and son.

"I think the latest developments in my life have grounded me. My agent has been with me since I was 10 years old and she's a brilliant, grounded woman, so she's responsible for that element. But also really, it was getting married and having a child," she said at the time.

"I didn't realise how much growing up I had to do and how much better I could be. And my marriage and my kid have really made me better."

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