Kelly Clarkson gets permanent restraining orders against two people who show up at her home

Kelly Clarkson obtained permanent restraining orders against two people who continued to show up at her home uninvited and cause “disruption.”

The Catch My Breath singer, 40, was granted five-year restraining orders against Victor Fernandez and Huguette Nicole Young on Thursday, according to TMZ.

Suspected stalkers are now prohibited from making any contact with the Idol star or his two children, daughter River, 8, and son, Remington, 6, and must remain at least 100 yards away.

The two people reportedly showed up at Clarkson’s Los Angeles home on multiple occasions and caused a disturbance.

Last month, Clarkson filed for a temporary restraining order against Fernandez, shortly after one was granted against Young.

Fernández allegedly appeared at his home multiple times since Thanksgiving, even arriving in a truck on two occasions, according to legal documents seen by TMZ.

Protection: The singer, 40, was granted five-year restraining orders against Víctor Fernández and Huguette Nicole Young on Thursday, according to TMZ; pictured 2022

Michael Lopez, Clarkson’s head of security, says Fernandez stopped by his house for the first time on Thanksgiving.

López alleged that Fernández arrived in a truck before looking over her privacy door and into her patio.

Fernández allegedly made two more visits that same day, returning once more in the truck followed by another time on foot. He allegedly rang the doorbell and said that he was there to see the American Idol vet.

The legal documents also state that Fernández walked back to the house on December 3 and spoke with the house staff. He allegedly claimed that Kelly ordered him to meet her at her home. The singer says that she has no idea who he is.

Keeping his family safe: Suspected stalkers are now prohibited from making any contact with the Idol star or his two children, daughter River, 8, and son, Remington, 6, and must remain at least 100 yards away; pictured 2022

Ludwin Muñoz, who is part of Clarkson’s security team, said he communicated with Fernández using the house’s camera system during the December incident.

When Fernández was denied entry, Munoz said he seemed confused and irritated. Fernandez allegedly said, “This is the second time he’s done this… unless he’s talking to a con man or something.”

Fernandez also allegedly took photos of the family van when Clarkson’s babysitter arrived with her children. He was called to the police and a report was taken, according to the documents.

Clarkson has requested that Fernandez stay at least 100 yards away from her home, car, work, and the school and daycare her children attend. She fears what Fernández might do and worries that he might harm her or her family.

Terrifying ordeal: The two people reportedly showed up at Clarkson’s Los Angeles home on multiple occasions and caused disturbances.

Clarkson shares her children with her ex-husband Brandon Blackstock, 46.

Prior to that, Clarkson was granted a temporary restraining order against Young, who repeatedly left unwanted gifts at her Toluca Lake home, according to TMZ.

According to documents obtained by the publication, the singer had filed for a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) against Young, who has allegedly shown up at Clarkson’s home at least 18 times since late October. .

Young has left items including dog toys, stickers, plants, notes and seeds on Clarkson’s porch, Lopez said.

The documents claim that a different security guard confronted Young to tell him he was on camera and trespassing, and Young reportedly apologized but still returned to the $5.4 million home numerous times.

Obsessive: A temporary restraining order (TRO) was granted last month against Young, who has allegedly shown up at Clarkson’s home at least 18 times since late October.