Lana Del Rey reportedly obtains restraining order against two Russian fans

Nataliia Krinitsyna and Iuliia Vladimirovna Pozdina must stay 100 yards away from singer

Lana Del Rey has reportedly obtained a restraining order against two Russian fans.

Del Rey has claimed that Nataliia Krinitsyna and Iuliia Vladimirovna Pozdina have threatened her and screamed at her in public, leading to her to fear for her life, according to TMZ. It is also claimed that the two fans left letters at her home threatening violence.

The report states that Del Rey moved house to avoid the fans but that her new home was soon discovered and the women “resumed sleeping outside her house and screaming her name in the middle of the night.” She subsequently hired a full-time bodyguard for protection.

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It is reported that Krinitsyna and Pozdina must stay 100 yards clear of Del Rey and her home after a judge issued the restraining order.

This is not the first time Del Rey has received unwanted attention at home. Last year (2015) a man was arrested after allegedly stealing two of her cars.

The man allegedly sneaked into the singer’s home in Malibu, California while she was away and stole her Jaguar XK convertible before returning and taking her 2015 F-Type. The man has since been charged with two counts of burglary and two counts of felony joyriding.

This was the second incident involving an intruder at Del Rey’s home last year. A fan was arrested on November 30 after camping in the garage of the singer’s house.

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