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Lana Del Rey is continuing to have issues with
overzealous fans. The singer was granted restraining orders against two
Russian women who have allegedly continued to hound her and make violent
threats.
In her restraining order filings, Del Rey claimed that
Nataliia Krinitsyna and Luliia Vladimirovna Pozdina have followed her
around and screamed at her in public. She also avers that the two woman
have allegedly made violent threats and even said they would kill
themselves in letters sent to her new home. According to Del Rey,
despite her moving to get away from them, Krinitsyna and Pozdina easily
found her new house and have set up camp outside her home, where they
allegedly disturb her (and presumably her neighbours) at night. As a
result, a judge approved the restraining orders, which requires the
women to stay at least 100 yards away from the singer.
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