Randolph filed for a restraining order against the former “Bachelor” star in Los Angeles on Friday, Page Six confirmed. A future hearing on the matter has been set for Oct. 6, 2020, and the case type is domestic violence without minor children.

Underwood, 28, and Randolph, 25, split in May after less than two years of dating.

A rep for Underwood didn’t immediately return our request for comment.

Randolph’s attorney didn’t immediately get back to us.

In July, Randolph addressed the breakup during a virtual appearance on “The Bachelor: Greatest Seasons Ever,” noting it’s “still a sensitive subject.”

“It’s kind of a sensitive subject because we’re still going through it, and I’m still pretty emotional for both of us,” Randolph said at the time, according to E! News. “We haven’t really talked about it publicly yet and I don’t know if either of us is ready, but I will say it’s been really hard.”

By August, the former couple had unfollowed each other on social media.