Ariana Grande can breathe a little easier now that her longtime stalker has finally been convicted and sentenced to three years and eight months in prison for breaking into her home multiple times.
According to reports, the stalker was identified as Aharon Zebulun Israel Brown; he pled guilty to stalking and residential burglary charges as well as making criminal threats against the "Yes and?" singer.
Brown broke into Grande's home 92 times between February 2021 and September 2021, and he even wielded a knife at the singer's security detail on one occasion.
The "Positions" singer was granted a five-year restraining order against her stalker, however, it did not deter him.
Ariana Grande's Stalker Finally Arrested
As per the Daily Mail, Grande's stalker returned to her house in Montecito in 2022, where he disarmed the security system, and cut her alarm and telephone wires.
Brown was found hiding in a crawl space in the "Dangerous Woman" singer's home with the help of a K-9.
Apparently, the stalker had been using the Internet to follow Grande's whereabouts, and how to work around her security system.
Additionally, authorities found that Brown possessed more than 2,000 photos and videos of the singer; he also sent threatening messages to her between May 2021 and June 2022.
Grande has since sold her Hollywood Hills home, while her Montecito home's fate is unknown as of this writing.
Netizens Worry For Ariana Grande
The news of Grande enduring a stalker for years shocked netizens. They were appalled to find out that the "POV" singer's stalker only received a light sentence.
"He broke into her home 92 times and they're only giving him 3 years / 8 months?"
"Cutting the telephone and alarm lines is demented omg.. the dude who leaked her music got 20 years and this dude is getting 3?"
"Almost 100 times & less than 4 years... That is ridiculous!"
"This girl ain't got a break her whole life damn she can have a little homewrecking as a treat"
Grande recently released her first single in four years, "Yes and?" She has been focusing more on her acting career as of late, as she was cast as Glinda the Good Witch in the upcoming "Wicked" movie, the film franchise of the Broadway musical.
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