Former NBA player Christian Wood has leveled serious allegations against his ex-girlfriend, Yasmine Lopez, claiming she concealed a tracking device in their child’s diaper bag to uncover his home address.

US Weekly reports that on January 6, Wood took legal action, filing court documents in which he detailed the unsettling discovery made by his sister following a recent custody handover.

Wood asserted in these documents that the tracking device was discreetly hidden within their child Kobe’s diaper bag, clearly intended to remain undiscovered.

“The placement of the tracking device was clearly meant to monitor my movements and location by way of Kobe,” Wood stated. “This would enable [Lopez] to access confidential information about my residence and whereabouts, which the court has ruled she is not permitted to obtain.”

‘This would give [Lopez] confidential information, identifying my residence and whereabouts. The court has ordered that [Lopez] is prohibited from obtaining this information.’

Ex-NBA star Christian Wood has accused his ex-girlfriend Yasmine Lopez of putting a tracking device in their child’s diaper bag

Wood filed court documents that alleged a tracking device was found by his sister, shortly after a recent custody exchange

As per the court documents, Lopez denied Wood’s claim that she was tracking him.

A statement from Lopez’s representatives sent to the Daily Mail read: ‘Yasmine uses location trackers for both of her children at all times as a standard safety measure. 

‘The device is kept in their school or diaper bags and travels with them daily, including when they are with family members such as Yasmine’s mother. 

‘This practice has been in place for some time and is not specific to, or directed at, Christian. It is simply part of Yasmine’s approach to ensuring her children’s safety and peace of mind at all times’.

The couple began dating in August 2022 before announcing their split in December that same year. Together, they share two-year-old son Kobe. 

The latest developments come after Wood was granted sole custody of Kobe, after he filed a restraining order against Lopez back in November 2025. 

Wood, who spent a decade in the NBA and played for the likes of the Lakers, filed for the restraining order shortly after he suffered a break-in at his LA home.

Wood was at his Sherman Oaks home when three people broke through the back door around 1pm, KTLA reported. 

According to Los Angeles police, Wood fired three rounds of ammunition into the ground to scare off the intruders before they fled.

In his original filing back in November, Wood alleged that he believed his ex-girlfriend, Lopez, may have known about the break-in attempt prior to it happening. 

In court documents, Wood alleged that Lopez had been ‘extremely vague and would not agree to any visitation for that week’. 

Wood filed for the restraining order shortly after he suffered a break-in at his LA home

The couple began dating in August 2022 before announcing their split in December that year

He also alleged that Lopez finally agreed that he could pick up their son, Kobe, from school on November 4th. However when he arrived, he alleges, he was told that Lopez had already collected their son. 

In court documents, Wood said: ‘Ms. Lopez’s decision to keep our son away from me now stands out as alarming to me, given what occurred the very next day’.

Wood suffered the break-in at his LA home on November 5th. 

Describing the incident, in his original court filing, Wood said: ‘I cautiously exited the restroom and immediately saw three men trying to break into my home. 

‘In fear for my life, I quickly ran to obtain a firearm I keep locked in my home. I discharged my firearm toward the floor, in hopes it would scare the men away.

‘I genuinely believed I was going to die. The only reasonable conclusion is that they were there to kill me.’

It is not believed that the suspects were able to take anything from Wood’s home, and there weren’t any injuries reported.

Wood’s original filing continued by claiming that the former NBA star did not ‘feel not feel safe in his own home’ following the break-in. 

Wood spent a decade in the NBA and played for the likes of the Los Angeles Lakers

As a result, the court granted Wood a temporary restraining order which requires Lopez to remain 100 yards away from both him and their son Kobe. 

However, in a separate court filing, Lopez denied any involvement in the attempted break-in and claimed she discovered the news on the day that it happened.

On December 12th, she filed a petition for a own restraining order against Wood. 

A hearing has been set for January 14, where the court will hear both sides.