Paris Jackson Given Temporary Restraining Order Against Man Accused Of Threatening Her With Shotgun

Paris Jackson was granted a temporary restraining order against a man she claims is stalking her and threatened her with a shotgun, forcing the man to cut off all contact with her and remain at least 100 yards away.

The daughter of the late Michael Jackson, 20, said the man, whose name is Nicholas Lewis Stevens, crossed her path at a recording studio last month as she was working on material, according to TMZ.

The Beverly Hills native told the court that Stevens had informed her that he'd been by the studio numerous times, hanging out as long as 15 hours on one occasion to speak with her.


The star told the court that when one of her pals asked Stevens what his purpose was to being there, Stevens said, 'What the f*** does it look like I'm doing here? I'm stalking your b***h.'

Paris, the sister of Prince, 21, and Blanket, 16, said that Stevens said to her, 'By midnight it will all be over ... the way it ends is with her or with a shotgun.'

At that point, Paris and her camp contacted police to report Stevens' behavior, and he was subsequently detained by authorities as they sorted out the situation, according to the outlet.

Stevens also maintained a digital presence, according to Paris, as he tweeted at her that they are soulmates. The case is due back in court later this month with a slated hearing, according to the outlet. So many mad people!