Britney Spears and Sam Asghari, who she married on Thursday, have been granted a restraining order towards her ex-husband Jason Alexander after he tried to crash her marriage ceremony, it’s been reported.
On Thursday, the singer and her companion of six years tied the knot in a fairytale ceremony attended by celeb mates together with Drew Barrymore, Paris Hilton, Madonna and Selena Gomez.
Britney, 40, wore a Versace robe for her marriage ceremony gown earlier than turning into a number of different outfits, whereas Sam, 28, who she met on the set of a music video, donned a dapper black go well with with a white boutonniere.
Their huge day didn’t go by with no hiccup, as Jason – who the Poisonous singer was married to for a grand whole of 55 hours in 2004 – tried to crash the occasion, claiming that he had obtained an invitation.
It’s now been claimed that he was armed with a knife when he trespassed Britney’s residence in Los Angeles, earlier than being apprehended and charged by the authorities.
In response to courtroom paperwork obtained by ET, Britney’s legal professional, Mathew Rosengart, filed a restraining order on Jason, 40, on behalf of his consumer and her new husband.
The legal professional mentioned that Jason ‘ran on property into home whereas armed with a knife’.
Moreover, the paperwork reportedly said that her ex-husband ‘has regularly trespassed on her property’ and was ‘suggested a number of occasions’ that he was ‘not welcome’.
In an announcement, Mathew described the intrusion as ‘an outrageous safety breach’, including that he seems ahead ‘to working with regulation enforcement to make sure Alexander is aggressively prosecuted and hopefully convicted, as he needs to be’.
The restraining order, which was granted on Thursday, will stay in place till June 17 and requires Jason to remain at the least 100 yards away from Britney, Sam and their residence.
Following the incident, Ventura Sheriff’s Division Sergeant Cyrus Zadeh mentioned in an announcement that they obtained a ‘name of trespassing’ earlier than Jason was arrested.
‘An altercation occurred with the safety officers and that’s the place the battery occurred… and throughout the altercation an merchandise was damaged in order that’s the place the vandalism comes into play. And by being on non-public property, the trespass comes into play,’ the sergeant mentioned.
As of Friday, Jason was being held on the Ventura County jail, with bail set at $22,500 (£18,270).
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