Miley Cyrus’s alleged stalker arrеstеd after breaking into singer’s home for fourth time
Miley Cyrus’ alleged stalker has been arrested and held without bond after attempting to break into the singer’s home for a fourth time.
Alexander Kardalian, 52, is accused of trying to gain entry to Miley’s home on the night of October 1, going into the early hours of October 2.
According to court documents obtained by RadarOnline.com, police were then called to the home and Alexander arrested on an outstanding warrant. He is now being held without bond.
Miley claimed the man turned up to her home just days after he was released from prison. She was granted a court-order protection in September 2023, claiming Kardalian has been sending her unsolicited letters since 2018.
Cyrus claimed he has made numerous requests for money from her, along with sexually explicit remarks.
Describing his “obsessive behaviour”, Miley said he had turned up uninvited to her LA home on two separate occasions in 2022. Each time he was escorted off the property.
But he allegedly turned up a third time just days after being released from San Quentin State Prison, and a fourth time early in October 2023.
The third occasion saw him write a letter to Miley, telling her he would visit her residence after his release.
He is also accused of using the singer’s home address for health insurance purposes. In one missive, Kardalian is accused of writing that he “doesn’t give a f*** if he lives” if Miley didn’t respond.
Miley’s request for a restraining order also saw her ask for protection for her mum Tish and boyfriend Maxx Morando.
It instructed Alexander to stay at least 100 yards away from Miley – but not from her family. Their own conditions will be decided at another hearing later this month.
