US man arrested after entering Drake's new home, claims superstar is his dad

 

Police called to Drake's residence The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) were called to Drake's mansion after an employee saw the 23-year-old near the pool house. A report by TMZ showed police questioned the 23-year-old intruder, who claimed Drake is his dad and he was simply waiting for him to arrive home. READ ALSO Harrowing video aired at death penalty trial of US school shooter PAY ATTENTION: Never miss breaking news – join Briefly News' Telegram channel! However, cops did not buy his story and handcuffed him for misdemeanour trespassing. Luckily for Drake, he was not home at the time, and the intruder never made it inside the house. The OVO hitmaker purchased the massive 10-bedroom property in the swanky Beverly Crest neighbourhood for a reported $70 million earlier this year. It previously belonged to British pop star Robbie Williams. Drake's home invaded Drake is no stranger to home invasions. In 2017, a super stalker broke into his Hidden Hills estate and swiped several items, including sodas and water. She was arrested while wearing one of his hoodies and claimed she had permission to be inside the residence. The fan, Mesha Collins, later filed a $4 billion lawsuit against Drake, accusing him of defamation and leaking private information about her. READ ALSO July unrest: Concerns about more unrest arise as government tries to heal communities impacted by the violence The suit was thrown out, with Drizzy securing a restraining order against Collins. Last March, a knife-wielding woman was arrested after striking a security guard with a metal pipe in an effort to break into Drake's "Embassy" mansion in Toronto. Judge issues three-year restraining order Briefly News previously reported Drake was a happy man after a judge granted a three years ban to a woman who had been stalking and threatening him. The One God rapper had requested the judge to ban the said female stalker from contacting him and his family. According to TMZ, the rapper's lawyers, Larry Stein and Ashley Yeargan, were present in court during Tuesday's hearing which saw a judge approve the rapper's request to approve a 3-year-ban. However, the accused was not present in court during the hearing and is expected to be served with the judge's order. 

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