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Billie Eilish hope to feel safer now after being granted a temporary restraining order against a suspicious half-naked man who showed up at her home in Los Angeles.
As reported, the 21-year-old singer returned to her place on Monday night after going out for a while to find a man standing outside her living room and looking out the window. People have been identified by some reports as Raymond Black. according to TMZhe was there shirtless, and peering into Billie’s house when he met someone.
Scary AF…
Now, according to media outlet reports, the judge has decided Black must stay at least 100 yards from Bad people singer and his residence in El Lay. They should also “stop bothering him” with other tracking activities. And, the alleged prowler should also away from Billie’s parents – Maggie Baird and Patrick O’Connell – and his house too.
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according to Page Six, the restraining order was granted based on a “credible threat of violence or stalking.” This means that it is based on previous reports of the situation. As Perezcious readers will recall, Billie found a man sitting on her deck shirtless when she returned on Monday. He had apparently showered in the property’s shower room (ew…) and was waiting for him.
Moreover, media reports indicate this is far from the first time he has appeared. While construction was underway on Billie’s home several months ago, Black reportedly entered the property several times. He has also allegedly searched his parents’ house nearby, too. Therefore, he is included in the temporary ban order.
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Unfortunately, this is far from the first time Billie has had to deal with restless and potentially dangerous followers. About a month ago, the Eye of the Ocean The singer sought to restrain him separately from his name Christopher Anderson. The 39-year-old man allegedly entered the family home “multiple times,” each ABC News 7 in Los Angeles. Billie’s father told the outlet in early January how Anderson was supposed to be there to “profess his love” for the singer.
Ugh…
Thankfully, Billie was granted a year-long restraining order in the case in mid-January. Still, to have these two outrageous privacy invasions go down within a matter of weeks is brutal. Of course, through any this stuff in any the point is terrible. But two in a few months?! Come on!!!
Time to return in 2019, the Everything I want the singer spoke to The stone is rolling about fame, safety, and unannounced fans at home. He wasn’t a fan of the unpleasant privacy intrusion at the time:
“It was really traumatic. I didn’t feel safe at all in my house, it sucks. I love my house. I’ve loved the attention all my life, but I don’t know what fame really is. Because if I want to be famous, not like that.”
And we certainly don’t blame them for feeling the way they do. Especially if that kind of annoying s**t keeps happening.
So scary!
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