Ariana Grande’s Stalker Arrested again on Her Birthday

American singer-actress Ariana Grande’s stalker has been put behind bars again after breaking into her Montecito, Calif., home on her 29th birthday.

Aharon Zebulun Brown, who was arrested by the Los Angeles Police Department last September for showing up at Grande’s home with a large hunting knife and threatening her, broke into the singer’s home on Sunday.

Brown had recently violated a restraining order and was set to “turn himself in” Tuesday before the alleged break-in on Sunday.

Grande wasn’t home when the incident occurred but a triggered alarm prompted the police to respond and arrest him.

Brown pled not guilty to a number of charges, including stalking and burglary.

On September 14, the singer requested protection in a petition for her and her husband Dalton Gomez from  Brown and noted the displayed behavior terrifies her.

Grande stated that Brown first began making sporadic appearances outside her home in February. These visits increased in August and September until Brown was allegedly showing up nearly every day and sometimes multiple times a day.

“The fact that Mr. Brown has been regularly coming to my home for over six months terrifies me. Based on his threats, I am fearful for my safety and for the safety of my family,” Grande said in a statement.

The singer expressed that she feared that without a protection order Brown would attempt to physically harm or murder her or members of her family.

Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge, Reginald L. Neal approved the protection order on October 7.

The order, which is set to expire on October 5, 2026, has been granted following the testimony of one of the singer’s security guards about the incident.