Citrone loses bid to limit Blunt's public comments on support dispute

Pittsburgh Steelers co-owner Robert Citrone's request for an emergency order to restrict Amy Blunt from discussing their ongoing child support dispute has been denied by a Pennsylvania judge. The ruling allows Blunt to speak publicly despite Citrone's concerns about her planned social media disclosures. The case remains sealed, preventing either party from sharing specific court documents. Blunt is seeking financial information from Citrone to aid in determining support levels, amid claims regarding his income. The child support proceedings will continue without a public gag order in place.

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