Ariana Grande’s home has been invaded by a stalker once again

A man, who was once arrested for stalking Ariana Grandewas arrested again this Sunday (26), the day of the singer’s birthday, after breaking into her mansion in Montecito, California.

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according to TMZ, aharon brown has a history of stalking the artist. He was arrested in September last year in Los Angeles after making threats with a knife to a security guard and the singer. “I will kill you and her“, he shouted on that occasion. A judge issued a restraining order forbidding him from approaching Great.

> Man who tried to break into Ariana Grande’s house chased her for months

He allegedly violated that order recently and was supposed to turn himself in to the police on Tuesday, but on Sunday, Aharon traveled to Montecito and broke into the house from the interpreter of “One Last Time“. Sources told TMZ that she was not home at the time of the break-in. The property’s security alarm went off and Brown was arrested.

According to the tabloid, he was charged with stalking, theft, damage to power lines, violation of court order and obstruction.

Ariana Grande achieves unprecedented feat on Spotify

There is no doubt that Ariana Grande is one of the biggest artists of her generation – and the numbers surrounding the singer’s discography on audio platforms can prove it. And this time, the pop diva achieved an unprecedented feat in the history of Spotify.

Is that through the hits of the albums “thank u, next”, “My Everything”, “Dangerous Woman” and “Sweetener”, Ariana became the first – and only – artist to have four albums over 4 billion streams on the audio platform, according to Chart Data information.