Stephanie Grisham, a former White House press secretary during President Donald Trump’s first term, files for a restraining order against U.S. Representative Max Miller, according to multiple reports. The request is brought amid allegations that Miller abused Grisham, which she previously made public. Reports also say the parties’ relationship ended and later became the subject of legal conflict after Grisham wrote a 2021 op-ed describing abuse. ABC News and The Oregonian both characterize the filing as a new attempt to obtain court protections against Miller, while the New York Post reports Grisham seeks the restraining order in connection with prior accusations. The outlets do not provide additional procedural details in the material provided, such as the court date, the specific terms requested, or whether Miller has responded. The reports also do not describe any specific incidents tied to the restraining order beyond the earlier abuse claims and the 2021 op-ed. The case centers on Grisham’s allegations and her request for a restraining order against Miller.