Kylie Jenner Stalker Arrested For Violating Restraining Order After Another Obsessed Fan Invaded Her Home To Propose

An obsessed Kylie Jenner fan hit with a restraining order by the socialite has been arrested outside her Beverly Hills mansion after violating the court directive on Sunday afternoon.

According to law enforcement, the suspect, Jrue Mesgan, who had a bad past with Kylie, nonchalantly approached her estate in the very exclusive part of Beverly Hills called Holmby Hills and buzzed the gate asking to see her, TMZ reported.

A security guard on the property would recognize Mesgan, immediately calling the police to report the incident on Sunday. Cops were then quick to respond to the area and placed the man in handcuffs for a misdemeanor violation of a court order. The obsessed fan is currently being held on a $20,000 bail.

According to authorities, Mesgan has been harassing Jenner with unsolicited home visits over the past few months, with the "Keeping Up With The Kardashian" alum ultimately responding to his inappropriate behavior by slapping him with a stay-away court order.

Meanwhile, earlier this month, police nabbed another man, 23, for misdemeanor trespassing after he allegedly hopped a fence in Kylie's neighborhood with a flower in one hand in an attempt to propose to the younger Jenner sister. According to police, the suspect ended up knocking on the reality star's neighbor's door.

Following his arrest, the man told the cops he intended on confessing his love and proposing to Kylie, 24, who is expecting her second child with beau Travis Scott.

Over the years, the make-up mogul and her sisters, including Kim Kardashian and Kendall Jenner, have been the targets of several obsessed fans as their fame continues to skyrocket.

In 2021, Kim, Khloé, and Kourtney Kardashian, and Kris, Kylie, and Kendall Jenner are reportedly worth a collective $2.4 billion.

In July this year, the SKIMS founder secured a five-year permanent order of protection from Nicholas Costanza, a stalker who mailed a diamond ring and morning-after pills to her property.

The court also heard that the man had visited her gated community at least twice this year, in February and May, once telling the guards he had to pick her up for a dinner outing, according to the Daily Mail.