Cartwright secures order; Wilder moves to dorm—Hogan 'Good Place'

Brittany Cartwright secured a temporary protective order in Los Angeles Superior Court on August 27, . The judge ordered estranged husband Jax Taylor to remain 100 yards away from her residence.

Taylor has denied the allegations.

The order also covered custody, but the court denied Cartwright's request for sole custody of their son Cruz until a later hearing. The temporary restriction is intended to protect her while the legal process continues.

In a separate family moment, Oliver Hudson and wife Erinn Bartlett marked their twentieth wedding anniversary in June before moving their eldest son Wilder into college on August 24.

Bartlett posted on Instagram how the couple had helped set up Wilder's new room with matching gray duvets, fairy lights and a rug under lofted beds—a milestone that she described as bringing “lots of tears.”

Nick Hogan told interviewers he and sister Brooke are in “a really good place” after a period of estrangement, noting his support for her interior decorating career and her recent appearance on Rock the Block. He contrasted this tone with earlier comments about feeling unsupported during their father's passing.

## Background & Context

Cartwright, a former reality‑TV personality, has accused Jax Taylor of a long‑standing pattern of abuse that she says includes domestic violence and financial mistreatment. She also alleges gaslighting and coercive control throughout their nearly ten‑year marriage.

The court’s temporary order reflects the seriousness of these claims, though it has withheld sole custody pending further review.

Oliver Hudson, a former “Baywatch” star, and his wife Erinn Bartlett marked their twentieth wedding anniversary in June before welcoming their son Wilder into college. Their Instagram post on August 24 highlighted the personal touches they added to Wilder’s dorm, a gesture that underscored the couple’s long‑term partnership.

The emotional tone of the post, described as bringing “lots of tears,” signals the significance of this transition for the family.

Nick Hogan’s remarks arrive after the death of their father, professional wrestler Hulk Hogan, in July 2025. Earlier comments had revealed a strained relationship between the siblings during that period, with Nick expressing feelings of being unsupported.

In the current interview, he praised Brooke’s interior design work and her stint on a renovation show, indicating a shift toward reconciliation.

## What Happens Next

A Los Angeles Superior Court hearing is scheduled to address the custody question in Cartwright’s case, while the temporary protective order remains in effect until the hearing. The court has not yet ruled on Jax Taylor’s denial of the abuse claims.

Hudson and Bartlett’s move to support Wilder marks a milestone in their family routine, and no public statement indicates further plans.

The Hogan siblings have not announced any upcoming public engagements related to their renewed rapport.

These stories illustrate the varied ways public figures navigate personal upheavals—whether seeking legal protection, celebrating family milestones, or signaling reconciliation. As court dates approach and families move forward, updates will follow.