Things are getting nasty. Jersey Shore star Ronnie Ortiz-Magro took to Instagram on Sunday, November 10, to seemingly throw shade at his ex-girlfriend, Jen Harley, just two days after Jen, 32, and their 1-year-old daughter, Ariana, were granted a protective order against him.

“I forgive you, but stay the f–k out of my life,” read one quote Ronnie, 33, shared on his Instagram Story. “An apology without change is just manipulation,” his second quote read. “When I no longer want to [be] heard by you, that is when you will want to listen to what I have to say. It will be too late then,” the third quote read.

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As In Touch previously reported, Jen was granted a temporary protective order against Ronnie on Friday, November 8. The order was requested by a Los Angeles city attorney on Jen’s behalf and granted by a judge, Radar Online reported. Jen did not appear in court at the time.

Ronnie did make an appearance in court that same day, where he pleaded not guilty to seven domestic violence and weapons charges stemming from his October 4 arrest after an alleged domestic violence incident between him and his baby mama.

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“Officers responded to a battery in progress in the 7200 block of Woodrow Wilson Drive at around 2:40 a.m. Suspect and victim were involved in some kind of physical altercation. When officers on location, the suspect was uncooperative. Officers had to use a taser so there was minor use of force that occurred,” LAPD told In Touch at the time.

But Ronnie’s lawyer denied the details about their alleged altercation in a statement. “The facts and circumstances around Ronnie’s arrest have been misreported and exaggerated, like we mentioned in the past,” attorney Scott E. Leemon told In Touch in October. “We are happy the District Attorney’s refused to file any charges and we look forward to addressing this matter with [the] City Attorney; until then, we will make no further comment.”

Ronnie is due back in court on November 12 for pretrial.

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