A California judge granted Kim Kardashian a three-year restraining order against a man who had been 'stalking her for months,' TMZ reported on Wednesday.
Kim, 40, appeared at virtual hearing to convince a judge that a man by the name of Charles Peter Zelenoff had been 'stalking' her for months and posed a danger to her and her family.
In May, the SKIMS founder was granted a temporary order of protection against Zelenoff after he allegedly tried 'get inside' her Hidden Hills mansion.
Safety: A California judge granted Kim Kardashian a three-year restraining order against a man who had been 'stalking her for months,' TMZ reported on Wednesday
Kim and her legal team reportedly wanted a five-year restraining order, barring Zelenoff from going near the reality TV mogul.
The judge, however, thought three years was more appropriate due to the fact that the man wasn't 'threatening' her directly.
The new order is an 'extension' of the temporary version that the mother of four was granted last month which ordered Zelenoff to stay 100 yards away from Kardashian at all times.
Zelenoff, who has two recent convictions for battery, has reportedly 'filmed videos outside the edge of her property and she claims he's getting increasingly frustrated about not getting inside.'
Stalker: Kim, 40, appeared at virtual hearing to convince a judge that a man by the name of Charles Peter Zelenoff had been 'stalking' her for months and posed a danger to her and her family
In her initial request, Kardashian said she was 'scared' that Zelenoff 'was able to find her home, because she's never shared her address.'
When asked her 'relationship' to Zelenoff, the KKW Beauty founder described him as her 'stalker.'
This is the second restraining order Kim has sought in the last month. Just last week, Kim's lawyer sought an order of protection against a man who sent the star a package
