Almost every person who has become famous has experienced some sort of unfortunate situation. And, this time around, it’s none other than Paige Spiranac who has come face to face with such a similar circumstance.

The golfing queen has been able to propel herself to fame amongst her followers owing to her social media content. However, in a surprise of sorts, the blonde beauty has gone ahead to express her fear for her life, even going so far as to push for justice—against a stalker, no less!

Paige Spiranac expresses fear from a fan

The goddess of golf has seen herself rise through the ranks of golf owing to her popularity in the game. However, in a darker twist, she had experienced unwanted attention from certain fans who didn’t respect her boundaries.

The ex-professional had filed a restraining order against Eric Fuhs, citing how the fan has followed her into certain tournaments, making her “extremely anxious and scared.” The diva had done the same in a Los Angeles court in the month of June.

And now, as a piece of good news to Spiranac and her followers, the star has gone ahead to win the case against the obsessed fan. The case was presided over by Commissioner Laura, who acted as the Judge Pro Tem. But what’s more, Fuhs was also previously accused of stalking actress Olivia Wilde, as per reports.

The 30-year-old has a busy schedule in her work life. This involves appearances among fans and followers alike. And it does come as a surprise when one such person oversteps the boundaries of the golfing influencer, driving her to extreme measures. Nevertheless, one can’t help but become curious as to the details of the verdict that was handed out as a result of the diva’s actions.

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Spiranac wins the case against her stalker

As per the judgment that was issued, the alleged stalker has been banned from approaching the model for the next three years. The restraining order is set to expire on November 1, 2026. The verdict was dished out after looking over a series of pieces of evidence, including a tweet, a photograph of a letter, and email copies, among others.

Fuh’s history with Wilde, coupled with his charge of assault with a deadly weapon, added to the worries of the athlete. The ex-pro mentioned how she has been “scared to share her location with fans,” in fear of unwanted attention from the stalker. Continuing on with her statement in her filing, the American said, “I fear that without a restraining order, Mr. Fuhs will continue to attempt to see me, particularly when I have to travel to the Los Angeles area for work.”

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