Olivia Wilde's restraining order against 'stalker' made permanent

Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis' temporary restraining order against an alleged stalker has been made permanent.

The actress' request for an order protecting her, ex-partner Sudeikis and their two children Otis and Daisy from 30-year-old Eric Nathanial Fuhs was granted by a judge last month.

And now, according to new legal documents obtained by TMZ.com, the judge has signed off on making the order a three-year one - preventing Fuhs from going anywhere near the family.

The Tron star previously alleged that Fuhs' harassment of her began back in October last year when he accessed a private Zoom call Wilde was on, and progressed to turning up at her house to leave notes claiming he's in a relationship with the actress.

One note, addressed to Sudeikis, explains "how she (Olivia) was unhappy in her relationship, and how she wanted to start a new relationship with me... This continued almost every day ... until January, when Harry Styles got credit for what I was doing."

Wilde is currently in a relationship with former One Direction star Styles.

Wilde added she's worried that Fuhs managed to find her house - given that she's never shared her address - and expressed concern about one of his notes which read: "I, as of March 19, 2021 am now struggling to stay sane whilst being hidden."