Kim Kardashian scores legal win

Kim Kardashian was granted a protective restraining order for her children after a stalker sent Plan B to their Hidden Hills mansion back in 2:21.

Restraining order extended

The 45-year-old TV personality had asked a judge back in July for her restraining order to be extended against a man named Nicholas Costanza, with her four children included as well.

Order approved

The SKIMS founder got the request approved on September 10 during a court hearing.

Children protected

The restraining order now protects her kids North, 13, Saint, 10, Chicago, eight, and Psalm, seven, whom she shares with ex-husband Kanye West.

Five-year term

It will last for five years, with an expiration date of August 3, 2031, per the outlet.

Costanza's behavior

According to TMZ, her attorneys claimed that Costanza's behavior included 'delusional beliefs, anger and obsession' and had not changed.

“delusional beliefs, anger and obsession”

Violation of order

It was also claimed that he had violated the restraining order by sending messages to the star.

2024 incident

In one instance that occurred in 2024, Costanza had broken into a home that he claimed he had bought himself, per the outlet. He then asked Kardashian to go to the house with her four kids.

2021 arrest

Back in October 2021, Costanza was arrested after he trespassed at her Hidden Hills property despite the five-year restraining order at the time.

2021 charges

Security detained him and police were called to the scene before taking the man into custody, TMZ had reported. Costanza was then booked on felony charges at the time, and ordered to stay at least 100 yards from the reality star with no contact.

Bail amount

He was additionally held on $150,000 bail.

First restraining order

The restraining order was first granted in 2021 after he sent a diamond ring as well as Plan B to her home.

Threats and harassment

Costanza had also been accused of threatening and harassing Kardashian as well as her family.

Kylie Jenner case

Last month in August, the Kardashian family was granted a permanent restraining order against a 'stalker' who was 'obsessed' with Kylie Jenner.

Kylie's stalker

A man named Kyle Robert DeWick was accused of multiple unwanted visits to Jenner's residence in 2021 before his arrest for trespassing.

Kylie's order

But momager Kris Jenner said that in recent months, DeWick had been attempting once again to 'get close to' the A-list family.

“get close to”

Kylie's order extension

A temporary restraining order had been granted back in May, but has since been extended, per court documents obtained by The Daily Mail.

Kylie's order expiration

The order is set to expire in three years on July 31, 2029.

Hospitalization

Aside from recently receiving an extension for the restraining order, it was revealed this week that Kardashian was hospitalized.

Esophagitis

In a new trailer for season eight of The Kardashians, the All's Fair actress was seen resting in a hospital bed due to having the same condition that her late father Robert Kardashian also suffered.