EXCLUSIVE: Police lodge an AVO application on behalf of Eden Dally against his girlfriend Cyrell Paule after neighbours called the cops over a domestic dispute at their home
An application for an Apprehended Violence Order (AVO) has been lodged with the court on behalf of Eden Dally against his girlfriend, Cyrell Paule, following a domestic dispute.
Officers from Ryde Police Station were called to the couple’s Sydney home last week after neighbours overheard them having a heated argument.
Dally, 27, and Paule, 30, told Daily Mail Australia on Tuesday the incident was just a ‘misunderstanding’ and they had since reconciled.
Legal dramas: An application for AVO has been lodged with the court on behalf of Eden Dally against his girlfriend, Cyrell Paule, following a domestic dispute. Pictured on February 25
The pair, who welcomed a son named Boston Eden Dally in February, also insisted the AVO was unnecessary.
Paule said: ‘We had a fight like most couples do. The next day Eden asked why they’re putting an AVO out against me.’
Dally added: ‘We had a little argument and it was a complete misunderstanding. I’d never get an AVO out against Cyrell. I’m with her right now.’
The AVO application was lodged by Constable Chantelle Gibson on behalf of Dally, and served on March 28.
Police matter: Officers from Ryde Police Station were called to the couple’s Sydney home last week after neighbours overheard them having a heated argument. Pictured on October 6
There have been no conditions set to the AVO, indicating there is no interim order. The matter is set to be mentioned at Burwood Local Court on April 17.
A NSW Police spokesperson said they were unable to comment because the matter is before the courts.
Dally, who rose to fame on Love Island in 2018, and Paule, who was a participant on Married At First Sight last year, began dating in March 2019.
‘Little argument’: Dally and Paule (pictured with their son, Boston) told Daily Mail Australia on Tuesday the incident was just a ‘misunderstanding’ and they had since reconciled
Paule moved into Dally’s family home in Drummoyne months later, and announced she was pregnant in August.
The pair split in late October and by had reconciled by the time she gave birth to their son on February 9.
They have since moved into their own home.
Courts: There have been no conditions set to the AVO, indicating there is no interim order. The matter is set to be mentioned in Burwood Local Court on April 17