UPDATED 1/17, 1:47 p.m. ET: Kylie Jenner has made her restraining order against an obsessed fab permanent after he violated a previous one last month by appearing at her home, TMZ reports.
Shawn Holley, Jenner’s Lawyer, filed documentation to do so and a judge ordered the man to stay away from Jenner for five years after he went to her home and attempted to buzz in.
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A man has been arrested for violating Kylie Jenner’s restraining order against him when he appeared at her home on Sunday, TMZ reports.
The publication shares that Jrue Mesgan buzzed the gate at Jenner’s house in Holmby Hills. Per authorities, a security guard called the police and Mesgan was soon arrested for misdemeanor violation of a court order. He’s being held on $20,000 bail.
The man has gone to Jenner’s home several times in recent months, and he’s not the only person to do so. It is unclear if he is the man against whom lawyer Shawn Holley filed an order this month, which In Touch reported.
A 23-year-old man also attempted to visit the 24-year-old’s estate with flowers last month, per TMZ, after jumping a fence and making it to the porch. While he was at the wrong residence, he was still charged with misdemeanor trespassing. Another man, who was carrying a hammer, rubber mallet, lighter, and fireworks in a suitcase, reportedly hopped Jenner’s gate earlier this year and set off fireworks in her yard.
In other Kylie-related news, images leaked of her intended cover shoot for W this month alongside Travis Scott and their daughter Stormi Webster. The shoot was supposed to be part of the larger cover rollout, but the magazine reportedly rushed to cancel the cover following the tragedy that occurred during the Astroworld Festival shortly before. During and following the Houston fest, 10 concertgoers died and over 300 were injured, with lawsuits pouring in against Scott, Live Nation and others.
“W editors have cleared any planned coverage of Travis and Kylie from their website, but the magazine was already printed, and now they are trying to stop the delivery trucks,” an insider told Page Six after the event. “In the light of what happened at Astroworld, the interview and cover lines seem inappropriate, to say the least.”
