Randall Emmett Responds to Ex-Wife Ambyr Childers Claiming He's Being Investigated for Child Abuse

Randall Emmett is speaking out.

Earlier this week, it was revealed that the 51-year-old producer’s ex-wife Ambyr Childers had been granted a temporary restraining order against him after claiming that Randall is being investigated by the FBI for “suspected child exploitation and pedophilia.”

If you didn’t know, Randall and the 34-year-old actress, best known for her roles on Netflix’s You and NBC’s Aquarius, were married for eight years and they share daughters London, 12, and Rylee, 9. They divorced in 2017.

In her court filing, Ambyr claimed that she was contacted by an FBI agent “asking me questions about [Emmett's] suspected activities with child exploitation and pedophilia.”

She added, “This call caused me extreme destruction and disturbance of my emotional calm and peace of mind in that London and Rylee are often alone with [Emmett] while he may be engaging in acts of child exploitation and/or pedophilia.”

On Friday (January 6), Randall released a statement responding to Ambyr‘s accusations.

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“There is zero evidence that I’m being investigated for anything. As the father of three children, I am shocked and in utter disbelief that Ambyr would even hint at something so disgusting and untrue,” Randall shared in a statement with People.

Along with his two kids with Ambyr, Randall is also dad to daughter Ocean, 22 months, whom he shares ex-fiancee Lala Kent.

“As for her other claims, they are all categorically false. Anyone can say whatever they want in a pleading; that doesn’t make it true,” Randall continued in his statement. “And it’s also important to note we still share 50/50 custody of our children. This is yet another attack and set of lies from Ambyr designed to hurt my career without any evidence whatsoever.”

An attorney for Lala, 32, also addressed the allegations, sharing in a statement with the LA Times, “We are deeply concerned about these allegations. At this time, our sole focus is on the safety of the children and ensuring that the children and any possible victims who may come forward be protected.”