Leonardo DiCaprio Won't Be Seeing His Wifey Anytime Soon

Actor gets court to order a Chicago woman to stay far, far away from him and his property

We've got a feeling Bar Rafaeli is thrilled about this. Not to mention her boyfriend.

A Los Angeles judge today extended a restraining order against Leonardo DiCaprio's wife alleged stalker, E! News confirms.

According to the ruling, Livia Bistriceanu must stay at least 100 yards away from the Inception star, his residence and his places of business until Sept. 10, 2013.

The move makes long-lasting a request DiCaprio put forth last month after the Chicago native claimed to be his "virtual wife" and mother to his child, whom she believes to be baby Jesus.

Um, right.

Neither Bistriceanu nor DiCaprio turned up in court, which was fine by Judge Carol Boas Goodson. "I did not require him to be here because that is basically granting her desire," the judge said. "It'd probably be the closest she would ever get."

Per his petition filed Aug. 25, the 35-year-old actor alleged that the 41-year-old woman, who has two psychological holds in her history, had traveled to L.A. and staked out both his home and production office hoping to meet him, and frequently demonstrated "delusional thoughts" and "irrational feelings."

"I do not know and I am not personally acquainted with Ms. Livia Bistriceanu and I have no desire to have any contact with her...Given this obsessive and harassing behavior, I am frightened of Ms. Bistriceanu and feel that my personal safety, and the personal safety of those around me, is in jeopardy," DiCaprio stated in a court declaration.

In addition to asserting she's carrying the Titanic heartthob's spawn, Bistriceanu wrote to the actor's website administrator, saying, "I hope he's not gonna lie you [sic] about me cause I have a letter from him telling me he lost his virginity to me."

Said Goodson: "If I were in his position, I'd be scared, too."

—Reporting by Soo Youn