Update: Jennifer Lopez Granted Temporary Restraining Order

Jennifer Lopez has reportedly been granted a temporary restraining order that will bar her ex-husband from distributing personal home video footage of the actress.

The Associated Press reports that a Tuesday order from a California judge bars Ojani Noa and his manager Ed Meyer from distributing 11 hours of video, including footage of what Lopez claims to be sexual situations.

Noa and Meyer wanted to distribute the proposed film, 'The J.Lo and Ojani Noa Story.' Noa claimed that the footage did not include anything sexual, according to the AP.