Billie Eilish granted restraining order in opposition to lurker

Billie Eilish has been granted a short lived restraining order in opposition to a person who was discovered shirtless exterior of her Los Angeles residence.

A decide ordered Raymond Black to remain a minimum of 100 yards away from the “Bad Guy” singer, 21, and her home and to cease harassing her, TMZ reported on Saturday.

Per the outlet, Black should additionally keep away from going close to the house of Eilish’s mother and father, Maggie Baird and Patrick O’Connell.

The decide acknowledged that the restraining order was based mostly on “a reputable menace of violence or stalking.”

On Monday evening, Eilish returned residence to allegedly discover Black standing exterior her front room window with no shirt on.

When she turned on the lights, the person was reportedly gazing at her via the glass.

After the seven-time Grammy winner contacted 911, cops searched the world and arrested Black close by.

The alleged stalker had reportedly been lurking round Eilish’s residence final yr whereas it was underneath building. He additionally popped up at her mother and father’ residence in search of the singer.

Eilish’s lawyer declined Page Six’s request for remark.

The “Ocean Eyes” singer’s most up-to-date restraining order comes greater than a month after she sought a separate restraining order in opposition to 39-year-old Christopher Anderson, who allegedly broke into her household’s residence a number of instances.

ABC7 correspondent Chris Cristi stated on the time that the male suspect allegedly jumped a fence on the property. It is unclear if something was stolen.

O’Connell beforehand claimed Anderson had proven as much as his LA residence a number of instances since late December to profess his love for his daughter.

Eilish was granted a short lived restraining order in opposition to Anderson on Jan. 18, per TMZ.

The “Everything I Wanted” singer has needed to take further precaution prior to now. She as soon as employed a safety guard after teams of followers started displaying up exterior of her residence.

“It was actually traumatizing,” Eilish advised Rolling Stone in 2019. “I utterly don’t really feel secure in my home anymore, which sucks. I really like my home.”

“I’ve beloved consideration my complete life, however I don’t assume anybody is aware of what fame really is,” she added. “Because if I did wish to be well-known, it wasn’t this sort.”