A Florida judge barred Congressman Cory Mills from contacting his ex-girlfriend, alleging harassment and threats, until January 2026.

A Florida judge issued a restraining order against Republican Congressman Cory Mills on October 14, 2025, prohibiting him from contacting or approaching his former girlfriend, Lindsey Langston, a Miss United States and Florida GOP committeewoman, until January 1, 2026. The order, based on Langston’s allegations, bars Mills from referencing her on social media and coming within 500 feet of her home or workplace. She claimed Mills harassed her after their breakup, threatened to release intimate videos, and attempted to blackmail her. The judge found her account credible, questioned Mills’s testimony, and noted evidence of ongoing contact despite being blocked. No charges have been filed, but the case remains under judicial oversight.