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A decision has come down from a Suffolk County judge, denying Christie Brinkley a temporary restraining order against ex-husband Peter Cook.

The request was made in an effort to suspend this weekend's scheduled visitation between Cook and the couple's two children, Jack and Sailor Lee, in light of Cook's revealing 20/20 interview airing this Friday — an interview that appears to be in direct violation of the couple's divorce settlement, which prohibits either party from publicly speaking about their marriage.

While the judge did not suspend Cook's visitation, he did order that the children not to be exposed to what is sure to be ratings gold for Barbara Walters and ABC.

This afternoon, Brinkley's lawyer, Robert Stephan Cohen, issued a statement on the judge's ruling: “The court order mandates that since Peter Cook has the children this weekend, his parenting has to be away from his home and he can't expose them to the 20/20 broadcast. Christie Brinkley's sole concern is to protect her children.”

James Winkler, an attorney for Cook, said through a statement that Cook agreed to take the children on “a little trip” and that he wouldn't expose them to the interview, “which he had no intention of doing anyway.”

Interesting, since in said interview, which airs this Friday at 10pm, Cook tells Walters he did the interview in part because “the misinformation that came out during the trial is the elephant in the room for my kids, and I'm hoping that maybe I can correct some of the wrongs.”

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