Olivia Wilde served custody papers on stage; documents related to battle with ex Jason Sudeikis

LAS VEGAS — The custody battle between actors Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis splattered into the general public sphere Tuesday when Wilde was served with papers whereas talking on stage in entrance of a packed crowd at a movie convention.

The actress and “Booksmart” director was handed an envelope whereas selling her new movie, “Do not Fear Darling,” at CinemaCon, a conference for movie exhibitors held yearly in Las Vegas.

Photographs from the occasion reveal Wilde wanting stunned as she found the envelope’s contents, which have been reportedly courtroom papers filed by ex-fiance Sudeikis over custody of their two kids.

Wilde ended her seven-year relationship with the “Ted Lasso” star in late 2020 and shortly after started courting one among her new movie’s co-stars, Harry Kinds.

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Selection reported that Sudeikis “had no prior information” about the place and when these papers could be delivered.

Sources advised the journal he “would by no means condone her being served in such an inappropriate method.”

“Often it is a kind of service that could possibly be achieved attorney-to-attorney or signed for,” Samantha Bley DeJean, a star divorce lawyer, advised ABC Information. “To have such a public show — if it is a mistake, it is a massive one. And if it is on goal, it is a assertion.”

CinemaCon didn’t reply to ABC Information’ request for remark.