Jen Aniston's Suspected Stalker Nabbed After wrecking the Actress' Gate
Alleged Stalker Charged Following Incident - Accused Individual Faces Charges Following Alleged Stalking Incident
Yo, check it out: The blokes who crashed his vehicle into Jennifer Aniston's (56) digs got himself in a heap of trouble! As far as we know from sources like "Sky News", the old bloke's on the hook for repeatedly pestering the actress with messages on the interwebs, mobiles, and social media since 2023.
He's been slapped with charges of stalking and vandalism, with a whiff of danger to her body coming into play too. If proven guilty, he could spend three years in the clink. He was nabbed on Monday, ramming his car into the entrance gate of Aniston's lavish pad in Bel Air worth a cool $21 million. Court's call's for him on Thursday.
Jen was chillin' at home at the time of the brouhaha. Her security crew insanely swooped in and grabbed the driver while the fuzz was on its way. Listen up: Another source, "Vulture", claims the bloody stalker shared Facebook posts callin' Jen his "better half" or "sweetheart."
Past Stalking Incidents
This isn't the first time Jen's been targeted by obsessive fans. In 2010, a nutjob was detained after being spotted near Jen's crib with a sharp gizmo, tape, and a lovey-dovey letter. He reckoned they were a couple and ended up in a loony bin. In '05, a fellow admirer of Jen's from her "Friends" days got himself sent to the slam for tryin' to break into her house.
Potential Move for Jen
Rumors have it that Jen might ditch her swanky Bel Air digs for a $15 million pad in Montecito. Word around the block is that Jen snagged the four-bedroom Tuscan-style place from Oprah Winfrey (71) back in September 2022. She's allegedly been spendin' the last three years redecoratin' the joint.
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- The stalker, who repeatedly messaged Jennifer Aniston online since 2023, was caught by authorities after crashing his car into her gate in Bel Air, as reported by Sky News.
- Jennifer Aniston faces repeated instances of stalking, with one incident in 2010 involving a fan found near her home with a sharp object, tape, and a love letter.
- In another past incident, a fan from Jennifer Aniston's "Friends" days tried to break into her house and was sent to prison.
- The suspect, who caused vandalism to Jennifer Aniston's gate, has been charged with stalking, assault, and vandalism, potentially facing up to three years in prison.
- Rumors circulate that Jennifer Aniston may leave her Bel Air home, worth $21 million, and move into a $15 million property in Montecito, purchased from Oprah Winfrey in September 2022.
