Police Visits to William Levy and Elizabeth Gutierrez’s Home Due to Domestic Altercations
In a sign of the turbulent end to their two-decade relationship, police went to the South Florida home of William Levy and Elizabeth Gutierrez on at least four occasions in recent months. The visits were recorded in four police reports obtained by People in Spanish after requesting public documents from the Davie city police.
The reports do not include accusations of violence, nor do they indicate that any charges were brought against either party. However, one incident led to a report being sent to the Florida Abuse Hotline.
Levy and Gutierrez have been separated for almost two months, confirmed by a source close to the Cuban actor. Gutierrez also spoke about the breakup in statements shared online by Hello! USA.
The most recent incident on March 2 involved an altercation between Levy and Gutierrez’s daughter, Kailey, and two cousins visiting from California. According to the report, Kailey heard another woman’s voice coming from the master bedroom and found the door closed. Levy denied pushing Kailey, stating he was alone in the house.
On March 1, Levy called the authorities when he couldn’t reach his daughter, wanting to know her whereabouts. The previous visit in January involved an incident where Gutierrez claimed Levy put a gun in his waistband and searched for another man in their home.
Despite the incidents, both parties maintain there was no violence involved. The couple’s love story, plagued by rumors of infidelities, began in 2002 when they met on a reality show. They share two children and have always prioritized their well-being.
The reports shed light on the challenges the couple faced towards the end of their long-standing relationship.