WWE NXT star Keanu Carver has appeared to address the allegations against him after a report detailed an order of protection filed by another NXT talent in Florida. Carver posted two messages on X after the report surfaced, although both posts have since been deleted.
The allegations stem from a 49-page petition filed in Florida on September 14 by an NXT talent who was previously in a relationship with Carver, whose real name is Kevin Robertson. “POST Wrestling,” which first reported the case through John Pollock and Brandon Thurston, has not identified the petitioner and noted that the person has not publicly disclosed their identity.
According to the filing, the petitioner alleged that Robertson continued to contact and visit them after the relationship ended. The petition includes screenshots of alleged phone calls and security-camera images that reportedly show Robertson making visits to the petitioner’s residence. The filing also alleges that as many as 44 calls were made in a single day.
A temporary order of protection was granted on September 14 and later extended following a September 22 hearing. The order prohibits Robertson from contacting the petitioner and requires him to remain at least 500 feet away. The next hearing is scheduled for October 20. “POST Wrestling” reported that the matter is civil and that it could not confirm whether criminal charges will be filed, with the investigation still pending.
Carver’s first response appeared to address people criticizing him following the reports. He wrote:
“yall gone sound dumb ash in a month.”
He followed that with another post:
“Fake (expletive) virtue signaling mfs. everything done inna dark come to light.”
Both messages have since been deleted. Keanu Carver’s account had also been temporarily deactivated before being reactivated, according to reports.
The posts do not provide a detailed response to the allegations contained in the petition, but they represent Carver’s first public comments following the reports. He has not publicly addressed the specific claims in the court filing in greater detail.
What We Know About Keanu Carver’s WWE Status
The 27-year-old star has not appeared on WWE television since the September 8 episode of NXT. His most recent reported match came four days later at an NXT live event in Lakeland, Florida, on September 12. “POST Wrestling” said it could not confirm Carver’s current status with WWE, including whether the protection order affects his access to the WWE Performance Center. The Stamford-based promotion did not respond to the outlet’s questions about the situation.
The order itself does not establish that the allegations in the petition are true. It is a civil protection proceeding, while the State Attorney’s Office is still determining whether any criminal charges will be pursued.
Carver signed with WWE in 2023 and made his televised NXT debut later that year in the NXT Breakout Tournament. He subsequently worked on NXT Level Up and WWE Evolve before becoming a more prominent part of the NXT roster in January 2026. He also appeared on WWE LFG, where he developed a storyline involving Booker T after the Hall of Famer criticized him for being difficult to coach.
For now, the court proceedings remain ongoing, with the next hearing set for October 20. Carver’s deleted posts are his only public response to the reports so far, while his WWE status remains unclear.
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