Kendall Jenner filed for a restraining order after facing an alleged security scare in January
Fashion mogul Kendall Jenner has been ordered to serve a three-year ban for an alleged trespasser.
On July 19, the Los Angeles County commissioner granted a permanent restraining order to the Keeping Up With the Kardashians star against Arnold Oscar Babcock for allegedly trespassing into his Los Angeles home.
Jenner, 26, made the legal decision after she filed a petition against the man for nonviolent civil harassment in January.
According to reports, Jenner, Babcock, Jenner's lawyer Kate Mangels and Babcock's lawyer Edward Crawford Watkins were present in the court.
This isn't the first time Jenner has faced an alleged security scare. Back in April 2021, he was handed a five-year ban order against Malik Boker after he was arrested for trespassing at his LA property in March.
In addition to Jenner, a few months ago her famous sister Kim Kardashian also filed for a restraining order against a man who was sending threatening letters to both her home and business address.