Bradley's camp frames this as a calculated money grab by a disgruntled former associate trying to extort cash after a failed business partnership.
The internet is buzzing about the alleged use of the slur 'whore' and the specific claim that he used 'both hands' to shove her, painting a picture of a very ugly, public blowup.
TMZ reports a battery report was filed with LAPD on October 29. Noelle filed for a restraining order claiming she was hit across the chest and pushed to the ground at a party hosted by Ryan Garcia and N3on around 12:30 AM.
When business partners split, the receipts get messy. This isn't just a rumor mill story anymore; it's an active LAPD investigation with restraining order requests.
The influencer ecosystem is currently on fire, and the smoke is coming from the fallout between fitness stars Noelle Leyva and Bradley Martyn. TMZ has obtained a newly filed petition for a restraining order in which Noelle accuses her former business associate of getting physically aggressive with her during a Halloween party. She claims Bradley hit her across the chest and shoved her to the ground, leaving her injured and, by her own admission, "scared, anxious, and fearful" for her life.
This isn't just a social media spat; it’s a legal battle now brewing in the courts. The alleged incident occurred around 12:30 AM at a Halloween bash hosted by boxer Ryan Garcia and streamer N3on. According to the filing, the two former partners crossed paths at the event, leading to a confrontation that Noelle says was witnessed by multiple people.
She previously blasted Bradley on Instagram, alleging he pushed her with "full force" while calling her a "disgusting whore." The drama seems to stem from a previous contract dispute that soured their relationship after Bradley signed her to his influencer team years ago. Noelle also claims Bradley has been harassing her online since their split, adding fuel to the fire of an already volatile situation. Bradley Martyn is not going down without a fight, and his legal team is pushing back hard.
His attorney, Charles Lew, told TMZ that "Mr. Martyn categorically disputes Ms. Leyva's account of what occurred on October 29." Bradley himself doubled down, stating that multiple witnesses present at the party will corroborate his version of events.
He characterized Noelle’s legal move as "another ill-advised and duplicitous attempt to extort money from my client," promising that they will respond accordingly. The narrative is clear: one side claims assault and harassment, the other claims extortion and a twisted version of events. The stakes have been raised significantly with the involvement of law enforcement.
Sources tell TMZ that a battery report was filed with the LAPD on October 29, and detectives are currently investigating the incident, though no charges have been announced yet. Noelle is seeking court-ordered protection, specifically asking that Bradley be ordered to stay at least 50 yards away from her. She also wants him barred from making negative comments about her on social media. With three witnesses reportedly providing statements supporting Noelle’s account—including one claiming Bradley used both hands to shove her backward—the police investigation will likely determine whether this ends in a quiet settlement or a very public courtroom showdown.
