‘Million Dollar Listing’ Star Gets Anti-Semitic Death Threats
Matt Altman (right) and brother Josh Altman (left). Image by Getty Images
By Maia Efrem June 23, 2016
Reality television star and high powered real estate agent, Matt Altman, filed for — and received — a restraining order against a man he says claimed to “hate all Jews” and threatened to kill him.
TMZ reports that court documents indicate Altman was granted a restraining order against leading Los Angeles-based dermatologist Alex Khadavi, who Altman claims has been harassing him on the phone for years but has now gone a step further by crashing a private real estate event Altman was attending to threaten him with homophobic and anti-Semitic death threats.
The court ordered Khadavi to maintain a distance of 100 yards from Altman and his girlfriend, as well as his brother, Josh Altman and his wife Heather.
The Altman brothers have been long-time stars on Bravo television network’s “Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles,” specializing in luxury real estate in Beverly Hills.
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