Kris Jenner’s Security Intercepts Suspected Stalker Following Alleged Attempt To Reach Her L.A. Home

A man suspected of stalking Kris Jenner was arrested in the neighborhood of her Los Angeles home—after trying to contact her multiple times.

Zenwilliam Robson, 25, was detained by Jenner's security before he could reach her home, which is situated in the Santa Monica Mountains, sources told TMZ.

Jenner's security made it clear to authorities that Robson had attempted to contact the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star, 70, several times before strolling around her neighborhood.

The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department arrested the 25-year-old on suspicion of stalking. He was then charged with one misdemeanor count of trespassing and refusing to leave private property.

It is unclear if Jenner was home at the time of the incident.

In addition to her famous "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" property, Jenner also owns two homes in Hidden Hills.

She picked up one abode in 2017 for just under $10 million but sold that off just three years later, having renovated the home extensively before deciding to put it back on the market.

That property was located across the street from her daughter Kim's house.

Sticking with what she knows best, Kris continued her real estate retail therapy in the Hidden Hills area, this time with her daughter Khloe.

In 2020, the mother and daughter duo were understood to have bought adjacent abodes in the exclusive neighborhood, with Kris paying $20 million for her piece of the property pie.

Eager to ensure that her latest home buy could serve as her longterm residence, Kris embarked on a gut renovation of the existing structure to create her dream abode, which she unveiled to the world in a 2022 episode of "The Kardashians."

And it appears that plan worked, given that she's now finally walking away from the residence that has served as something of a "backup" abode for so many years.

Though it may no longer be to Kris' tastes, the home in question offers an array of top-of-the-line amenities and decor features, starting with the oh-so-iconic entryway, which the listing describes as a "soaring foyer."

"From the moment you enter, you're greeted by a breathtaking double staircase in a soaring foyer, setting the tone for the grandeur within," the description states.

Perhaps one of the most alluring aspects of the home, at least for prospective buyers with large families, is that all six of the bedrooms boast their own en suite bathrooms.

The primary suite offers an enormous spa-inspired bathroom, as well as a fireplace, wet bar, steam shower, and gym, with the listing describing it as a "private retreat."

"With endless opportunities for relaxation and recreation, this home is truly one-of-a-kind," the listing concludes. "Live like a star in this legendary estate where timeless elegance meets Hollywood prestige."

Jenner has been attempting to sell the family's iconic Los Angeles mansion since February 2025, having used the residence as her family's primary dwelling for more than a decade, throughout which it featured prominently in the Kardashians' popular E! reality series.

"Keeping Up With the Kardashians" fans will immediately recognize the six-bedroom property's dramatic black-and-white entryway, which features two grand staircases that lead up to the second floor.

Jenner, who is mother to Kim, Kourtney, Khloe, Kendall, Kylie, and Rob, purchased the home with her former spouse, Caitlyn Jenner, for $4 million in 2010—three years after the Kardashians' wildly popular series debuted.

However, in the 15 years since she bought the home, Kris' life has changed dramatically—as have the lives of her children.

In 2015, she and her spouse divorced after more than 20 years of marriage and just a few months later, Caitlyn came out as transgender during an interview with ABC News' Diane Sawyer.

Kris, who is now in a relationship with talent manager Corey Gamble, has also expanded her property portfolio and no longer uses the enormous abode as her primary residence.

Her children have also welcomed kids of their own and purchased their own sprawling megamansions in and around Los Angeles—and beyond.

Speaking about her initial decision to sell the expansive 8,000-square-foot abode, Kris told The New York Times that she believes the time has come for another family to make their own memories within its walls.

"I’ve shared so many unforgettable memories in this incredible home with my family, and I’m excited to see it start a new chapter with its next owners," she said.

The outlet noted that nobody is living in the property—which is listed with Tomer Fridman of Christie's International Real Estate Southern California—and the furniture featured in the listing photos was brought in especially to fill the home while it is on the market.