Taylor Swift has been granted a brief restraining order towards Brian Jason Wagner, a 45-year-old man from Colorado who has traveled to her Los Angeles residence a number of occasions and has made claims that he shares a baby with the musician. Decide Debra R. Archuleta has ordered Wagner to maintain a distance of no less than 100 yards from Swift.
Swift petitioned the courtroom for the order on Friday, June 6. “Throughout every of those visits, I’m knowledgeable that Mr. Wagner made numerous statements about residing at my property (not true), being in a relationship with me (not true), believing I’m the mom of his son (not true), and needing to see me in individual, all of that are unfaithful and disconnected from actuality,” Swift mentioned, per Billboard.
After making an preliminary look on the singer’s dwelling in July 2024, Wagner allegedly returned “carrying a glass bottle that might have been used as a weapon,” the report reads. One other part states that the alleged stalker illegally obtained an identification card that related his identify to Swift’s handle. He reportedly additionally tried to gather her mail.
“I don’t share publicly the place I reside and have by no means shared my handle or the placement of my Los Angeles residence with Mr. Wagner,” Swift wrote. “Subsequently, the truth that Mr. Wagner has decided the place I reside and visited the property a number of occasions, refusing to go away and claiming to wish entry, makes me concern for my security and the protection of my household.”
This previous Could, Wagner visited the property twice, Swift mentioned. A current background examine revealed that Wagner’s fixation extends again to his time in jail, the place he wrote “prolonged communications” claiming he was romantically related to her. “The truth that each of those current visits and Mr. Wagner’s inappropriate and threatening communications to my employees about me have escalated in current weeks creates a concern of imminent hurt,” Swift mentioned.
The non permanent restraining order is in place till Monday, June 30.