Jeremy London Has No Contact With Estranged Wife, But Spending Lots Of Quality Time With His Son
Jan. 11 2013, Published 6:06 p.m. ET
After a string of bad luck with the law, rehab, and a toxic romance with his estranged wife, embattled actor Jeremy London has really straightened out his life, RadarOnline.com is exclusively reporting.
Seven months ago Jeremy, 40, was ordered to take anger management classes after pleading guilty to a misdemeanor charge of spousal battery against his estranged wife, Melissa Cunningham, but according to a close family member, he has made great strides in both his career and personal life since then.
"Most importantly, Jeremy has been spending tons of quality time with his son," the insider said, referring to 5-year-old Lyrik.
"But Jeremy has no contact with Lyrik's mom, which is good. He has a fantastic relationship with Lyrik's grandmother, who has custody of Lyrik right now."
The family member says Jeremy has been working hard to get his career back and he's even directed his first movie, The Devil's Dozen, starring Eric Roberts.
"Jeremy just finished directing his first movie and has a bunch of other roles in the works," the source says.
"We're all just happy he's doing well and there's no drama!"
Jeremy emerged in the late 90s as a heartthrob on the weekly TV show Party of Five, but didn't make major headlines again until 2010 when he was allegedly kidnapped that June while in Palm Springs, Calif., robbed, held at gunpoint and forced to smoke drugs.
Brandon Adams, the man arrested for the kidnapping, claims the alcohol and drug fueled "joyride" was consensual.
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