Overview
- Mariana Maffeis sought and obtained a judicial protective order that prohibits her ex‑husband Badarik González from approaching their children, according to multiple reports.
- Badarik has publicly denied wrongdoing in social‑media broadcasts, saying he was not heard before measures were taken and that he has no criminal record.
- He says he was briefly detained during the legal process and that the Colombian consulate helped secure his release, and he has complained that the investigation has not advanced.
- The former spouses now communicate only through lawyers and González has refused to sign the proposed divorce papers, saying the document does not reflect terms he can accept.
- The dispute draws heavy public attention because Mariana is a high‑profile figure and the case could affect child access, custody proceedings and ongoing judicial review of the complaints.