Alan Ritchson’s Reacher co-star Agnes Moe has defended him over the virus row with his neighbour.
“I’m on his side,” Mo exclusively told Page Six on the red carpet at the iHeartRadio Music Awards 2026 in Los Angeles on Thursday night, confirming that he has spoken to Ritchson since the scuffle broke out last Sunday.
The 39-year-old actress noted that the neighbor, identified as Nashville resident Ronnie Taylor, was “probably unaware” that Ritchson, 43, was wearing a body camera that recorded the fight.
“But to be honest…I’m tired of people always trying to blame celebrities and artists,” Mo said. “Sure, some people have bad personalities, but I don’t think Alan is one of them.”
Mo, who plays Ritchson’s love interest in Season 4 of the Amazon Prime Video series, described her co-star as “the kindest person” and “very polite.”
“So when that movie came out, I always felt like there had to be more[of that]story,” she explained. “So, obviously when the body camera (footage) came out, it was just… you know.”
The Indonesian singer also laughed when asked if Reacher’s group chat was “suspended” after the fight.
“No, I just sent him great vibes and positive affirmations and things like that,” she said. “A lot of people need it.”
“So it was good for him,” Mo added of Ritchson. “Stand up for yourself.”
Mo admitted to Page Six that he spent five to six months filming “Reacher” season 4. Production ended in December 2025.
“Alan and a lot of people talking about Reacher Season 4 say it’s the best season ever,” she teased.
Ritchson, who will star as Jack Reacher in the crime drama series from 2022, made headlines over the weekend after getting into a shocking scuffle with a neighbor.
The fight began after Taylor yelled at Ritchson for speeding through the neighborhood on his motorcycle for the second day in a row.
Taylor is accused of repeatedly pushing Ritchson out of the car in front of Ritchson’s children and punching him multiple times in return.
Authorities investigated the incident and determined that no criminal charges would be filed against the “Youngville” alumnus.
The Brentwood Police Department said Ritchson acted in self-defense and the investigation is closed.
Brentwood Police Lt. Stephen Peppin also said Ritchson declined to press charges against Taylor, but that the possibility of reckless endangerment is “being considered.”
Ritchson hasn’t directly spoken about the fight, but he seems to have hinted at it with some cryptic Instagram posts.
In one upload, Ritchson referenced a “crazy week” as he completed post-production on Season 4 of Reacher.
“It’s great to be back in the booth after a really crazy week!” he wrote. “It’s definitely the most exciting season we’ve had so far. I think we’ve hit the mark. We’re firing on all cylinders, so to speak.”
