Pamela Anderson restraining order against her ex-husband, Rick Salomon was granted after filing it on Friday and it will be temporarily effective until hearing on April 3.  

The court's decision could perhaps make Anderson have a little peace of mind after her tumultuous relationship with her on-and-off ex-husband for years. Pamela Anderson restraining order could help her face the ordeal after she admitted in court the grievances she's facing throughout their relationship.

It is Anderson's third divorce with her estranged husband, Salomon. According to PEOPLE, the former Baywatch babe, now 47, accuses Salomon some behavioral abuse that it reached a point that she almost feared what he can do with her.

According to the documents Anderson submitted in court, in January, Salomon attempted to strangulate her with a pillow while they were getting intimate. He also displays some pattern of abuse by calling her a 'slut,' 'ugly bit**,' and 'crack whore every time he was upset,' TV Guide reports.

The former Baywatch star also filed complaints regarding Salomon's invasion of her privacy by taking photos of her without her knowledge. And now he allegedly threatens her that he will disclose the nude photos in public.

These accusations led to the court's decision to grant Pamela Anderson restraining order that she filed on March 13, 2015.

Anderson has also provided details that he often threatens to hurt her and has been withholding her to access money. "[Salomon] is controlling, physically, verbally and financially abusive. His anger towards me has increased and escalated, and his attempts to contact me both directly and indirectly, is disturbing my peace.

For these reasons, the court grants 'Pamela Anderson restraining order' where Salomon is prohibited to contact her directly or indirectly. She is also seeking for a spousal support award, Access Hollywood Reports.

When Anderson filed the divorce papers in February, she reported that her estranged husband's behavior has become unpredictable as he has shown questionable pattern of behavior.

Before 'Pamela Anderson restraining order' was granted, she also reported that Salomon has been sending distressing messages and images to her driver and manager following her change of email address and mobile number.

Contrary to the court charges filed by Anderson, Richard Schonfeld, Salomon's attorney replied that his client, Rick Salomon has not received application for the protective order and therefore he's not in a position to make any comment.

Before Pamela Anderson restraining order was granted, Salomon allegedly called the former Baywatch star "as serial baby killer with her husbands" whom he claimed that she used to beg him and her former husband Kid Rock, to give her a child and then later terminating the pregnancy.