A 25-year-old man named Zenwilliam Robson has been arrested outside the Santa Monica home of media manager Kris Jenner in Los Angeles after allegedly stalking the 70-year-old celebrity.
According to local news outlet NBC4 Los Angeles, security personnel guarding Jenner's residence spotted Robson on the evening of Monday, September 7, before he was able to gain access to the property. Members of the security team immediately alerted law enforcement officers, telling them that Robson had tried to contact Jenner multiple times in the past.
Police officers arrived at the scene a few minutes later and took Robson into custody. Authorities formally charged the suspect with stalking, as well as a misdemeanor count of trespassing and refusing to leave private property.
Security response and legal charges
It remains unclear whether Jenner was inside the residence during the incident. Neither the celebrity nor her official representatives have released a statement regarding the suspect's arrest.
Entertainment news outlet Page Six also reported on the incident through social media, confirming that law enforcement took the stalking suspect into custody outside Jenner's home in the Los Angeles area.
Background on the property and family
Jenner, 70, is an American media personality, entertainment manager, and businesswoman best known for starring alongside her family in long-running reality television series including Keeping Up with the Kardashians. As the matriarch of the Kardashian-Jenner family, she oversees business affairs and brand management for her children.
The incident took place in Santa Monica, a coastal city situated west of downtown Los Angeles known for its high-profile residents and exclusive residential neighborhoods. Celebrities residing in the area frequently employ round-the-clock private security teams to monitor perimeter grounds and coordinate directly with local police departments.
Under California law, stalking and misdemeanor trespassing charges involve intentionally following or harassing an individual or entering private land without consent. Legal proceedings following such arrests typically involve court hearings to determine bail conditions and potential protective orders.
