Text Messages in Keanu Carver Protection-Order Case Show Arianna Grace Told Him “Don’t Come to My House Again”

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The Keanu Carver protection-order case just got a lot more personal. TMZ has now obtained text messages connected to the case involving Carver, whose legal name is Kevin Robertson, and Arianna Grace, and the exchanges show Grace repeatedly telling him to leave her alone, stop showing up at her home and respect her boundaries.

As Ringside News previously reported, Robertson is under a temporary protection order requiring him to stay at least 500 feet away from Grace and have no contact with her. Ringside News later identified Grace, whose legal name is Bianca Carelli, as the NXT talent who filed the 49-page petition.

The newly surfaced messages offer a much closer look at what was allegedly happening between the two before that petition was filed. In one exchange, Robertson appears to tell Carelli that he “betrayed” her, “hates” himself and had come back after previously leaving. Carelli’s response was short and direct.

“R u ok go home.”

The exchange didn’t stop there. A later message from Carelli shows her frustrated over Robertson allegedly continuing to show up while she was exhausted and dealing with physical pain.

“U make me fing smash my head and I have a neck issue I’m fing sleep deprived and u show up here driving me f*ing nuts.”

Carelli then told him to leave her alone and warned him not to return, writing in one message, “My arms are numb now. Leave me alone.” Followed by, “If u come back here im texting Andrea. Go the f** away.”* The messages then show Robertson saying he had called an Uber and was not coming back. Carelli still made it clear that the bigger problem was him showing up at her home in the first place.

“I shouldn’t have to explain to you why showing up here like this at all hours of the night isn’t healthy or respectful.”

That eventually led to one of the clearest messages in the entire exchange. After Robertson asked whether Carelli wanted space or was ready to move on, she told him flat-out that the relationship was over and that he was not welcome at her home anymore.

“Kevin I don’t want to be with you. Don’t come to my house again. We can be in a good place if you respect that.”

Robertson responded by saying he understood and would respect that boundary, but then continued asking whether Carelli planned to date other people and whether there was any chance of fixing their relationship. Carelli responded that she wasn’t planning to date immediately but made clear she needed his behavior to stop.

“I’m not going to date for a while, but eventually I will have to. I don’t know if that’s gonna be months or longer or less but I do know that I’m not happy right now and I need you to stop what you’re doing.”

The messages also show Carelli saying the situation was starting to affect her work and ability to function normally. At one point, she said she was too exhausted to attend class and accused Robertson of making it dangerous for her to be on the road.

“You realize how tired I am and how dangerous it is for me to be on the road like this? You’re ruining me.”

“I’m so tired I can’t even do class today. Ur effecting my job.”

Robertson later told Carelli that he would respect her boundaries, but the conversation continued. In another exchange, he asked what she was doing, repeatedly used her name and admitted he knew he was pushing things.

“Bianca. My bad. This shit is hard for me Bianca. I know I’m doing the most rn.”

Carelli’s response was just two words, “Plz stop.” Robertson responded, “I got you.” The texts later show Robertson continuing to reach out, including telling Carelli to block his number and Instagram account. In another exchange, he accused her of having someone named Casey at her home when he “pulled up,” which Carelli immediately denied. 95bd1eb7fb4c4dacaaa915f688901251

“You had Casey over that night I pulled up.”

Carelli fired back that nobody had been there except someone installing her security camera.

“What the hell? I had nobody over, ever. Except a handyman to install my ring camera. You need to stop being crazy please.”

The screenshots eventually end with an indication that the contact had been blocked.

These messages don’t decide the legal case by themselves, and the allegations against Robertson have not been proven in criminal court. The current protection order is a civil matter, with another injunction review scheduled for October 20, 2026, before Judge Bryanna Bynum in Sanford, Florida.

But the texts add a very different level of detail to the story. Carelli can be seen repeatedly asking Robertson to stop, telling him not to come to her house, telling him she doesn’t want to be with him and eventually blocking the contact altogether — all before the situation landed in front of a judge.

What do you make of the text messages now surfacing in the Keanu Carver and Arianna Grace protection-order case? Let us know your thoughts and feedback in the comments.

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Steve Carrier is the founder of Ringside News and has been reporting on pro wrestling since 1997. His stories have been featured on TMZ, Forbes, Bleacher Report, and more.