Olivia Wilde on Being Publicly Served Papers by Jason Sudeikis: 'There's a Reason I Left That Relationship'

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Olivia Wilde is speaking out about being served custody papers from her ex-fiancé, Jason Sudeikis, while appearing onstage at CinemaCon in Las Vegas, Nevada. The notorious incident occurred in April when the 38-year-old director and actress was introducing her upcoming psychological drama, "Don’t Worry Darling," in front of an audience at the largest annual gathering for movie theater owners. "It was my workplace," Wilde told Variety, speaking out for the first time on the headline-making moment in an interview that was published Wednesday.

Olivia Wilde has described being served legal papers on behalf of her former partner Jason Sudeikis while on stage at an industry event in Las Vegas as “vicious”.The actress and director, 38, was served with the documents in a brown envelope while promoting her upcoming thriller Don’t Worry Darling at CinemaCon in April. Wilde and Sudeikis were together from 2011 until late 2020 and are parents of eight year old son Otis and daughter Daisy, five. Speaking to Variety for a cover story, Wilde referred to the incident without naming Sudeikis.

In April, Deadline broke the news about the contents of the mysterious envelope delivered to Olivia Wilde onstage as she prepared to present her second film as a director, Don’t Worry Darling, to exhibitors and media at CinemaCon: It held legal papers from her ex Jason Sudeikis.

Olivia Wilde is not holding back her thoughts on Jason Sudeikis after he publicly served her legal docs earlier this year.

Olivia Wilde has taken another swipe at her former fiancé Jason Sudeikis after she was served with custody papers while delivering a speech onstage at CinemaCon in Las Vegas.

An unexpected battle. Olivia Wilde is breaking her silence on her and Jason Sudeikis‘ messy fight for custody of their two children after she was publicly served with legal documents earlier this year.

Olivia Wilde is addressing her ex.

Co-parenting peacefully during a nasty custody battle isn’t easy, but Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis make it work — by not speaking to each other directly!

Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis don’t “speak directly to one another”. The pair - who were together from 2011 until 2020 when they called off their engagement - need to have “help communicating” about the custody arrangements of their two children, Otis, eight, and Daisy, five.

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Olivia Wilde has accused her ex of trying to ‘threaten’ and ‘embarrass’ her when he allegedly chose to serve her custody papers in front of a live audience. The Don’t Worry Darling director was giving a presentation at CinemaCon when she was awkwardly handed the papers on behalf of her former fiance Jason Sudeikis.WATCH BELOW: Olivia Wilde served custody papers during live presentationInitially Olivia thought the envelope, marked ‘Private and Confidential’, contained a script and opened it in front of the 4,100 strong audience. When realising what it was she uncomfortably said, “Oh, ok, got it,” before launching back into her presentation. Olivia received the custody papers while presenting at CinemaConAt the time neither Olivia or Jason publicly addressed the incident but new court documents show Olivia was extremely upset by the “outrageous” move.“Jason's actions were clearly intended to threaten me and catch me off guard.

between Jason Sudeikis and Olivia Wilde continues, now that a judge has dismissed the actor’s petition to travel with his kids to New York City, moving with them from Los Angeles, where they currently reside with their mom.Legal documents obtained by Page Six reveal that a judge denied the petition and sided with Wilde, as it was previously reported that Sudeikis had agreed to send 8-year-old Otis and 5-year-old Daisy to school in Los Angeles, after calling off their engagement in 2020.“For better or worse, I am a New Yorker,” Jason stated in the legal documents from October 2021, declaring that he wants to bring his kids to his home in New York City. “Recently, however, Jason decided that he wanted to go to New York for the next year while he is not working, and wanted the children to be with him there during this time off,” Olivia previously wrote.

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Jason Sudeikis' custody petition against Olivia Wilde was dismissed this week after a judge ruled that their children's home state is California. confirmed the ruling on Wednesday. Sudeikis first brought a case against Wilde in New York City family court over their two shared children -- Otis, 8, and Daisy, 5 — in October 2021.

Olivia Wilde claimed she was sabotaged by ex Jason Sudeikis, and accused the "Ted Lasso" star of trying to "threaten" her when she was publicly served custody paperwork while speaking on-stage at an event in Las Vegas, Nevada, in April. The 38-year-old actress recently filed new documents petitioning the family court to keep their two children, Otis and Daisy, based in Los Angeles for school, after Sudeikis brazenly broke their amicable co-parenting relationship and had a process server hand her documents while she was promoting her new movie at CinemaCon.

Jason Sudeikis' custody petition against Olivia Wilde was dismissed this week after a judge ruled that their children's home state is California. confirmed the ruling on Wednesday. Sudeikis first brought a case against Wilde in New York City family court over their two shared children -- Otis, 8, and Daisy, 5 — in October 2021.