Ariana Grande’s stalker facing years in prison after pleading guilty

Ariana Grande has finally found respite from a dangerously relentless stalker, who once showed up at her LA home with a knife.

According to The Daily Mail, Aharon Zebulun Israel Brown, who terrorised the popstar for years, has been convicted and reportedly faces multiple years in prison.

As per the Santa Barbara County District Attorney John T. Savrnoch, the knife-wielding stalker was convicted after he pleaded guilty to multiple different charges against him, including committing residential burglary, as well as stalking and threatening Grande.

In an official press release, Savrnoch also shared that Brown’s sentence has been decided and will be officially announced later this year on May 3.

Alongside his sentence, Brown will also be made to abide by a 10-year restraining order, during which he’ll be prohibited from contacting or physically coming near Grande.

About Ariana Grande’s stalker Aharon Zebulun Israel Brown

Brown started stalking Grande in 2021 – he reportedly broke into her LA home more than 90 times that year. He continued to stalk Grande even after she got a restraining order against him, breaking in to her Montecito home in 2022.

Once, Brown broke into Grande’s LA home and threatened the security with a hunting knife, and even told them: “I'll f***ing kill you and her!”

Grande then obtained a restraining order against him and sold the property soon.

The restraining order did not do much to stop Brown, who resorted to threaten Grande over Instagram messages in 2022, and then once again broke into her home in Montecito later the same year.