A suspect accused of stalking Kris Jenner was arrested Monday evening near the reality star’s Los Angeles home.
Zenwilliam Robson, 25, was detained by a security guard before he could reach the property, which sits in the Santa Monica Mountains, according to reports. Security personnel told authorities that Robson had attempted to contact the “Kardashians” star, 70, on multiple prior occasions. Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department deputies subsequently arrested him on suspicion of stalking. He was later charged with one count of trespassing and refusing to leave private property, a misdemeanor. It remains unclear whether Jenner was home during the incident.
The arrest marks the latest in a long pattern of stalking threats against Jenner and her famous daughters. Kim Kardashian, 45, has requested multiple restraining orders over the years against various individuals. In an October 2025 preview of “The Kardashians” seventh season, Kim made a startling claim about her own safety.
“Someone extremely close to me put a hit out on my life,” she said in the preview footage. The individual’s identity was not revealed in the clip. However, ex-husband Kanye West once addressed a similar allegation on Instagram, writing: “YESTERDAY KIM ACCUSED ME OF PUTTING A HIT OUT ON HER.”
Kendall Jenner has also faced repeated stalking incidents and obtained restraining orders against separate individuals in 2018 and 2021. In the 2021 case involving Noe Flores, she secured a temporary order after he allegedly showed up to her Los Angeles home several times, sent unsolicited gifts, and attempted to scale a fence at her residence. That same year, the model obtained a five-year restraining order against another alleged stalker who was caught stripping down for a naked swim at her Beverly Hills residence.
Robson is not the first person accused of stalking Kris Jenner herself. In 2017, a fired security guard named Joshua Jacobs was arrested after allegedly breaking into her gated Hidden Hills, California community in an attempt to reach her. A year earlier, in 2016, Christina Elizabeth Bankston was arrested for alleged electronic harassment of the Kardashian matriarch.
The family’s high public profile has made them persistent targets. Kim’s Skims empire and the family’s long-running reality television presence have kept them in constant media circulation. Security measures at their multiple properties have become increasingly elaborate, though incidents continue to occur with troubling regularity across different family members’ homes.
Reps for Jenner did not return requests for comment following Monday’s arrest. Robson’s case is expected to proceed through Los Angeles County courts on the misdemeanor charges.
