'Family Matters' Star Darius McCrary Arrested Again For Unpaid Child Support

'Family Matters' star Darius McCrary was arrested once again for failing to keep up with his child support payments.

McCrary, who is known for his role as Eddie Winslow on the 1990s hit show, was arrested last month for failing to pay his child support.

The former sitcom star was taken into police custody on November 27 because he owed $52,788.04 as of March 12, 2019, The Blast can confirm.

The actor pled not guilty but was still asked to pay a bond of $13,197.01.

McCrary is a father to two daughters and one son. According to one report, the actor is currently being monitored by a GPS device.

He was reportedly first arrested in 2015 for his failure to keep up with child support payments, telling a judge that he wasn’t making any money. The former actor stated that he had only made $500 that year and owed the IRS $90,000.

The former actor was also arrested in Redondo Beach, California on October 25.

A spokesperson for the Redondo Beach Police Department said that McCrary was arrested for an out-of-state fugitive warrant. Jail records indicate the case is in the state of Michigan.

'Family Matters' star Darius McCrary recently filed for a restraining order against his ex-girlfriend, claiming that she might kill him. The actor stated that his ex "physically attacked him with a lead pipe and damaged his car’s glass."

She also reportedly called him a punk and is fearful that he may “end up like Phil Hartman." (Hartman was murdered by his wife Brynn Omdahl in May 1998.)

McCrary first filed a restraining order back in August 2022, however, it was not approved as the actor didn’t show up at the hearing due to being "displaced at the time, and had to flee from my ex." He also claimed that he was “ emotionally traumatized, and could not focus on work or day to day for fear.”

As previously reported by The Blast, his ex, “turned our then home into a drug den, she agreed to leave the country to attend rehab. She has returned and is now calling and sending threats. She has taken my possessions and placed them in storage and refuses to return them. She continues to be mentally abusive.”

“She threatened to have her friends come take my dog and if I don’t pay her,” he claimed, adding, “she has keys to my vehicle.”

“I am afraid she will cause further damage. She continues to call me a punk (and other names we are choosing not to list) and is slandering my name in several professional circles of the entertainment industry.”

He also alleged that his ex was holding onto things of value that belonged to him, including "personal items."

“She will not return my personal items and is attempting to extort me.” He went as far as to claim she is “terrorizing” him.

The couple's divorce was officially finalized in 2019, after a long two-year battle. The 'Family Matters' actor was ordered to pay his ex $1,366 per month in child support.