Kylie Jenner got a restraining order against a 'stalker' who allegedly showed up to her house and skinny-dipped in her sister's pool

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Kylie Jenner got a restraining order against a 'stalker' who allegedly showed up to her house and skinny-dipped in her sister's pool
Kylie Jenner said in court that she feared for her and her daughter's lives.Pierre Suu/GC Images
  • Kylie Jenner was granted a 3-year restraining order against a man on Friday, TMZ reported.
  • The man allegedly showed up to her property, and skinny-dipped in her sister Kendall Jenner's pool.
  • In court, Jenner said the man's criminal history made her fear for her and her daughter's lives.
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Kylie Jenner has been granted a 3-year restraining order against a man who showed up at her home, TMZ reported. Jenner appeared in court on Friday, where she asked for a five-year order against a 27-year-old man Shaquan King, saying his criminal history made her fear for her and her daughter Stormi's lives.

King now has to keep at least 100 yards away from Jenner. The order also protects Jenner's mother, Kris Jenner, and her sister Kendall Jenner, whose house King also reportedly visited uninvited.

According to TMZ, King was jailed for six hours at the end of March after police found him at Kendall's property banging on the windows and skinny-dipping in her pool.

Kylie Jenner got a restraining order against a 'stalker' who allegedly showed up to her house and skinny-dipped in her sister's pool
Sisters Kylie Jenner and Kendall Jenner.Christopher Polk/NBC /Getty Images

The Daily Mail reported that King made his way to Jenner's house in her gated community immediately after being released from jail and arrested for felony stalking.

The order now prevents him from contacting the women "directly or indirectly, in any way, shape or form."

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The judge gave Jenner a three-year order instead of five because he considered King's alleged harassment as "short-lived."

Kendall was granted another restraining order the same week against a 25-year-old man called Malik Bowker. He is forbidden from making any physical or electronic contact, including sending letters, emails, or texts, according to The Mirror.

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