Celebrity Break-Ins And Crazed Fans: When Fans Break Into Celebrity Homes

A man tried to break into Cyrus' house whilst carrying a pair of scissors.

In October 2013, a forty year-old man attempted to break into the L.A home of the popstar whilst carrying a pair of scissors. Upon being apprehended by law enforcement officers, Jason Louis Rivera claimed he was a friend of the “Wreckingball” singer as well as his wife. Rivera was charged with trespassing and jailed. Cyrus also bestowed upon him a three year restraining order for his efforts.

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Joss Stone

Joss Stone was the target of a brutal murder plot.

In a plot that seems like a work of fiction, Junior Bradshaw and Kevin Liverpool conspired to kidnap the singer, decapitate her and dump her in a river. Police found a selection of objects in the car to implicate the pair including two samurai swords, knives, a hammer, a black bag and gloves as well as written plans on how the kidnapping would be carried out. Notes in the car also suggested the pair had decided to kill Stone because they disapproved of her invite to the Royal Wedding. The two were charged with conspiring to kidnap and murder in 2013.

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Rihanna

Rihanna was forced to sell her home after it was targeted too many times by intruders.

Joathan Whooper, a man claiming to be Rihanna’s future husband, made several attempts at gaining access to the singer’s L.A property. In one last attempt, he gained access by throwing a chair through and window and commenced in robbing the house. Whooper received a life-long restraining order from the pop-star and another was given to different intruder, Robert Melanson, who was caught walking on the roof of Rihanna’s house. Sensibly, after so many problems, Rihanna swiftly put her property on the market.