Kelly Clarkson can rest a little bit easier now-a-days. The singer, TV host and mother was just granted two five-year permanent restraining orders against two individuals.
The two individuals must stay at least 100 yards away from Clarkson, her home, job/workplace, her children, children’s school or child care The pair are said to have showed up to Clarkson’s Los Angeles home on several occasions and caused disturbances, with Fernandez making three visits just on Thanksgiving last year.
The 40-year-old talk show host’s head of security, Michael Lopez, told how the man first arrived in a truck and peered over the gate to stare into Clarkson’s yard, before later returning in the same vehicle, and again a third time on foot, during which visit he allegedly rang the doorbell and said he was there to see the “American Idol” winner.
Fernandez allegedly returned on foot on December 3, appearing “irritated and confused”, and told staff that he had been told by Clarkson to meet her there.
He reportedly told them: “This is the second time she has done this … unless I am speaking to a scammer or something.”
The security guard claimed the man took photos of the car Clarkson’s nanny was driving with the kids inside.
Meanwhile, Young is said to have visited the house almost 20 times over a period of several years, often leaving gifts and other items at the gate, while the “Because of You” singer claimed she had received fan mail from her since 2009.
Clarkson obtained a temporary restraining order against her last month, but later filed a further complaint to say Young had continued to drive across her driveway in the early hours of the morning.
Source: People
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