Kelly Clarkson’s stalker seen in lurid footage outside her Los Angeles mansion now faces six charges
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Kelly Clarkson’s serial stalker faces six counts for violating restraining order TWELVE TIMES by sneaking out of her LA mansion: singer left too terrified to let kids out after dark
- Huguette Nicole Young, 56, was hit with a series of criminal charges after subjecting Clarkson to a decades-long campaign of harassment.
- The stalker faces more than a year behind bars after being charged with stalking, trespassing and violation of a protection order
- Young was caught crawling out of the singer’s $5.4 million mansion in Los Angeles as she was arrested for violating her restraining order for the 12th time.
Kelly Clarkson’s serial stalker has been slapped with six criminal charges after she violated his restraining order TWELVE TIMES, as creepy Surveillance footage shows her crawling outside the singer’s California mansion.
The stalker, identified as Huguette Nicole Young, 56, faces more than a year behind bars after being charged with stalking, trespassing and violating a protection order.
Young’s latest offense saw her caught sneaking out of Clarkson’s $5.4 million family home in the San Fernando Valley as she is currently being held on $26,000 bond after pleading not guilty to the myriad of charges, reports TMZ.
It comes after Clarkson was subjected to a chilling campaign of harassment by Young that forced her to prevent her children from going outside at night.
Huguette Nicole Young has been pictured on surveillance footage crawling outside Clarkson’s Los Angeles mansion.
The 56-year-old faces a series of criminal charges following a decades-long campaign of harassment.
Kelly Clarkson has been the subject of a stalking campaign for decades as restraining orders failed to stop the star from being targeted.
Young’s stalking of Clarkson reportedly began more than a decade ago, when he first tracked down the singer when he lived in Nashville.
The stalker then followed Clarkson to Los Angeles, subjecting her to a series of bizarre encounters, including repeatedly showing up outside her home at exactly 8:59 p.m.
Young has even been said to leave odd and unwanted gifts outside the Breakaway singer’s property.
While forcing his family to hide inside at night to avoid the stalker, Clarkson’s security chief claimed Young bizarrely attempted to give away items, including dog toys, stickers, plants and seeds.
Earlier this month, Clarkson obtained a permanent restraining order against Young and another individual, named Victor Fernandez, after they continued to show up outside his home and cause “riots.”
The American Idol star was reportedly forced to prevent her children from leaving the house at night because of the stalker.
The American Idol star, 40, has been granted five-year restraining orders against the duo, who are now prohibited from contacting the singer and her two children, daughter River, 8, and son Remington, of 6.
Despite the restraining order against her, Young was caught earlier this month driving slowly past the Clarkson mansion four times in just 10 days.
According to court documents obtained by TMZ, the singer filed for the restraining order against Young after she showed up at his house at least 18 times since October.
The documents show that Clarkson asked a judge to keep Young “at least a football field away” from his family, home, work and his children’s school.
Despite the fact that one of the singer’s security guards previously confronted Young on one of her uninvited visits and warned her that she had been caught on camera trespassing, she continued to appear on numerous occasions.
The temporary restraining order was granted after Clarkson’s security filed a report with the Los Angeles Police Department.
The stalker seems unable to stay away from Clarkson’s lavish five-bedroom mansion, which features a host of lavish amenities.
It has a luxury spa, swimming pool, children’s playground and tennis and basketball courts.