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Kylie Jenner Obtains Permanent Injunction Against Obsessed Fan: Report

American reality TV star Kylie Jenner will have a court-ordered force field around her at all times to deter an obsessed fan who has tried to break into her home.

According to TMZ, Kylie was granted a temporary restraining order against an obsessed fan who showed up at her Holmby Hills home over the past year. The man was arrested in December after he violated a temporary restraining order by walking into her home and buzzing at the door.

Kylie’s attorney, Shawn Holley, filed legal documents to make the restraining order permanent, and the judge agreed; it is therefore forbidden for the fan to approach Kylie.

Last year, Kylie Jenner was confronted by animal rights activists as she left a luxury store on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. According to E! News, the ‘Keeping up with the Kardashians’ star was pictured leaving Montcler through a rear exit while sporting freshly dyed red hair, a mask, gray puffer jacket and jeans. She then climbed with a bodyguard into the passenger seat of a white Rolls Royce when a small group of anti-fur protesters surrounded the vehicle and shouted at her with megaphones.

A woman shouted, “Shame on you! You are a monster ! Shame on you for supporting the fur industry!

Kylie did not respond to them as the protesters did not appear to be specifically targeting Kylie during their protest, which had started elsewhere. They shouted their slogans to other pedestrians in the area which is a popular open-air mall.

Although Kylie was not wearing fur at the time of the protest, she has in the past, according to E! News. (With ANI entries)

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