Tyra Banks' stalker found guilty
Posted by heatworld on Friday 01 May 2009
Filed under: Tyra Banks
America's Next Top Model host Tyra Banks has been in court this week to testify against a man accused of stalking her – and yesterday he was found guilty. Brady Green claimed he and Tyra "had a thing together" and subjected the star to a prolonged period of harrassment, sending her flowers and letters and turning up at the studios where she was working. Tyra herself testified to say she was "scared" of Brady, and that she had been warned he was "someone to watch out for". Brady was found guilty of stalking, harassment, criminal trespass and attempted aggravated harassment, and is expected to be sent to jail when he's sentenced next month.
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scarlet1985
dont really like tyra, she used to be a size zero model and went on about how u needed to be thin to model, and as soon as she put on a few pounds she suddenly turned 'pro curvy' and slags off anyone thin. hypocrite much?!!
casilda1
I adore Tyra, Lisa Snowdon should really watch her and learn how to do the show - actually they always say "Supermodel Lisa Snowdon" Shes only famous cos she dated Swooney Clooney don't even think she's pretty!!
twirlygirly
I always think she comes across as excessively narcisstic and in love with herself. I am surprised she hasn't been stalking herself!
orange_juice82
ha tyra what a ledge, but i do prefer britains cos they do more challenges, on antm judging takes up half an hour!
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