On June 26, Ariana Grande was 29 years old, and it appears that the pop queen had an unexpected visitor at her California home.
Numerous sources claim that Ariana Grande’s longtime stalker broke into the singer’s Montecito home. Fortunately, the singer of “Thank U, Next” wasn’t home when the tragedy happened.
Aharon Brown, the stalker of Ariana Grande, was detained on Sunday, June 26 after breaking into the singer’s home. According to TMZ, this was the second time Grande’s stalker had been imprisoned. In September 2021, Aharon Brown made headlines when he was detained after showing up at the crooner’s Los Angeles home brandishing a sizable hunting knife.
Aharon Brown Who is He?
As he appears to be misguidedly enamored with the artist, Aharon Brown has a history of stalking Ariana Grande. Brown’s identity is unknown, but it was discovered that in September 2021, he had an obvious animosity toward Ariana Grande. TMZ claims that when Brown arrived to the singer’s LA home last year, he said, “I’ll f***ing kill you and her!”
Then, Aharon Brown was taken into custody for making a threat. Additionally, a judge granted a restraining order forbidding him from approaching Ariana. That did not deter him, though, as he repeatedly tried to approach the singer in violation of the restraining order. The 24-year-old was required to report himself for breaking the restraining order, but instead he went to Montecito, California, and broke into her home, claims TMZ. According to reports, Ariana wasn’t at home when the incident happened, but a security alarm went off when police arrived to take Brown into custody. According to sources, Brown entered a not guilty plea after being charged with obstruction, stalking, burglary, and damage to electrical lines.
“I am concerned for the safety of my family and myself
Ariana Grande begged the LA Superior Court in September 2021 as she sought a restraining order against her stalker, stating, “I am scared, for my life and the safety of my family.” According to Page Six, she said, “I fear that Mr. Brown will continue to visit my home and attempt to physically hurt or murder me or members of my family without a restraining order.”
Ariana Grande encountered a similar circumstance in May 2020. Five-year restraining orders were secured against a stalker called Fidel Henriquez for the singer and her mother Joan. After leaving a love letter at her door while evading her security, the police had already detained the stalker. Henriquez was detained after allegedly spitting on the police officers who took him into custody for criminal trespassing and felony violence.