Christine Quinn wants full custody of 2-year-old son, accuses ‘malicious’ ex Christian of child abuse, owes $100,000 in hospital bills

Christine Quinn is seeking full custody of her 2-year-old son, Christian George, claiming that her estranged husband, Christian Richard Dumontier, abused their child, Page Six has learned exclusively.

The Selling Sunset alum, 35, alleged in court documents obtained and filed Monday that Richard “committed acts of domestic violence and child abuse against my son and my mother.” [her]”.

She also claimed: “I reported these acts of abuse to law enforcement because they were real and because I feared for our safety.”

Richard was arrested on March 19 after he got into a domestic dispute with Quinn and allegedly threw a bag containing a gla*s bottle, injuring his young son.

“The suspect threw a bag containing a gla*s bottle at the victim, but missed the victim but struck the victim’s child, causing injury,” a media officer confirmed to Page Six at the time.

A separate source also told Us that Quinn had to take her baby to the hospital, where he was treated for his injuries.

According to the latest filing, the reality star claims that Richard has also not kept his end of the bargain when it comes to paying their son’s hospital bills since his birth in May 2021.

Court documents allege that Quinn wants the tech entrepreneur to pay “unpaid hospital bills related to the birth of the parties’ son, in the amount of more than $100,000 (total amount to be determined).”

Quinn claims her ex-husband said he would pay the bills but allowed them to go to collections, thus “severely” affecting her credit.

Page Six reached out to Richard’s attorney for comment but did not immediately hear back.

Quinn explains that she is seeking full legal and physical custody of Christian George because she wants to be able to move him to Texas, where her family resides, freely without permission from her ex-husband.

She also wants Richard “to be restricted from any visits with him.” [their] child for the reasons mentioned in [her] Attached advertisement.

Aside from the incidents with their young child, Quinn also reiterates some of the alleged abuse she suffered throughout her marriage.

In the court filing, she again recounts a fight in which Richard allegedly threw dog feces at her, and goes on to describe her estranged husband’s alleged history of mental health problems in great detail.

The former Netflix star is also making a new allegation that last week, Richard allegedly used his mother, Nancy Domonte, to manipulate her and her legal team.

In court documents, Quinn claims the father of one asked his estranged wife to call Nancy with his son present because his mother had just had a heart attack.

“She didn’t have a heart attack,” Quinn says. “This attempt to exploit a family member’s false medical condition is another attempt by Christian to manipulate me, my attorney, and even his own attorney.

“I am extremely concerned that Christian will go to great lengths, including significant emotional manipulation, as a means of monitoring my activity while the restraining order is in effect.”

Richard has previously denied Quinn’s claims and filed his own restraining order against the realtor, claiming she was lying to cops about what happened. However, the judge temporarily denied his request.

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Meanwhile, Quinn’s request for a restraining order was provisionally granted and she was granted access to the marital home as a result. According to the judge, she should be able to access the property until Wednesday, when a hearing will determine whether the restraining order will become permanent.

Quinn claims in his latest filing that Richard changed their Los Angeles residency codes.

“He maliciously denied me access to my home, which contained all of my personal belongings and all of our son’s food and possessions,” she claims, “and he locked me and our two-year-old son out of our home.” The house is in violation of both orders.”

Despite all of Quinn’s accusations, it was Richard who filed for divorce on April 5, citing “irreconcilable differences.” The RealOpen founder is seeking sole legal and physical custody of his son.

Richard has not yet been charged criminally in connection with his domestic violence arrest last month, but Page Six recently learned through the Los Angeles District Attorney’s Office that the case remains under review.

A rep for Cowen did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.

If you or someone you know is affected by any of the issues raised in this story, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1.800.799.SAFE (7233) or text START to 88788.