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Ariana Grande ‘suffers stalker scare after man targets her AGAIN as he breaks into her Montecito home despite restraining order’
- Ariana Grande reportedly suffered a stalker scare after a man targeted her again and broke into her Montecito home on her 29th birthday over the weekend
- The man, Aharon Brown, went after Ariana last year when he arrived to her Hollywood Hills home with a hunting knife
- He was arrested and Grande was ultimately granted a five-year restraining order against him
- Brown was arrested again after he broke into her Montecito home on Sunday. Grande was not home
Ariana Grande reportedly suffered a stalker scare after a man targeted her again and broke into her Montecito home on her 29th birthday over the weekend.
The man, Aharon Brown, went after Ariana last year when he arrived to her Hollywood Hills home with a hunting knife. He allegedly screamed ‘I’ll f***ing kill you and her!’ at her security.
Brown was arrested for making criminal threats at the time and Grande was granted a five-year restraining order against him after the incident.
Ariana Grande reportedly suffered a stalker scare after a man targeted her again and broke into her Montecito home on her 29th birthday over the weekend; pictured December 2018
Brown was supposed to turn himself in on Tuesday following a recent violation of the restraining order which allegedly saw him get close to the songstress, according to TMZ.
However, on Sunday, he allegedly went to her home in Montecito and broke into it, the site reported.
Ariana was not at the house when the alleged break-in occurred.
But police arrived and arrested Brown after the security alarm was set off.
On Sunday, Brown allegedly went to her home in Montecito and broke into it, the site reported
Brown has been arraigned on charges of stalking, damaging power lines, burglary, violation of a court order and obstruction.
He has pled not guilty and is now in custody, according to TMZ.
This is not the first time Grande has been targeted by an alleged stalker.
In May 2020 Grande and mother Joan were granted five-year restraining orders against a stalker named Fidel Henriquez
In May 2020 Grande and mother Joan were granted five-year restraining orders against a stalker named Fidel Henriquez.
Police arrested him after he snuck past her security to leave a love note at her door.
Henriquez booked for misdemeanor trespassing and felony battery, after allegedly spitting on the officers who arrested him.
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