The mom of Devin Haney‘s months-old daughter is in search of a home violence restraining order towards the star boxer … alleging he as soon as pushed her to the bottom whereas she was pregnant.

Court docket paperwork TMZ Sports activities has obtained present Leena Sayed filed for the DVRO final week … over allegations Haney abused her on a number of events all through the previous 12 months and a half.

She wrote within the restraining order request that it began in February 2024 — roughly a 12 months after she and Haney first met. She claimed throughout a dispute of their Las Vegas house, he punched her within the abdomen after which kicked her out of the home.

Almost a 12 months later, in December 2024, she wrote Haney acquired violent together with her as soon as once more … when he “pushed me whereas I used to be 9 months pregnant inflicting me to fall on my tailbone as a result of I’d not give him my mobile phone.”

“After I fell,” she added, “he grabbed my telephone and threw it on the ground and shattered it.”

Moreover, she mentioned Haney threatened her earlier this month when he wrote in a textual content message to her that she could be “dealt with within the streets.”

“After I requested what he meant by that, he said ‘U WILL SEE,’” she wrote.

“I’m afraid for my life, well being and security,” she mentioned.

Sayed additionally sought within the docs for defense for the couple’s five-month-old, Khrome, alleging Haney pierced the newborn’s ears with out Sayed’s permission when she was simply eight weeks previous.

“This isn’t an remoted occasion of the hazard he locations our daughter in with out concern,” she wrote.

“Devin has damage me prior to now by punching me, pushing me whereas pregnant, threatening me, and arguing with me within the presence of our daughter,” Sayed mentioned. “I’m involved about his conduct and fearful that he’ll act upon his risk to me stating ‘U will see.’ For the foregoing causes, I’m requesting a DVRO defending myself and my daughter, in search of sole authorized and bodily custody.”