AceShowbiz - Police visited Billie Eilish's Los Angeles home on Wednesday afternoon, February 15. According to TMZ, the Glendale Police Department swarmed the pop star's home after receiving a phone call from an apparent prankster.

The news outlet claimed that someone called the cops and asked them to go check in on Billie's wellbeing. However, when they arrived at the "Happier Than Every" hitmaker's house, members of Billie's team told the authorities that everything was okay.

The false alarm arrived after the "bad guy" singer was granted a restraining order against a man named Christopher Anderson who allegedly tried to break into her family home. The judge granted her a five-year order of protection which covers Billie as well as her parents, Patrick and Maggie, and brother, Finneas.

Prior to this, the 21-year-old pop star was given a temporary restraining order to keep the man away from her and her relatives after he allegedly attempted to gain access to her parents' house in January. With the new restraining order, 39-year-old Christopher must stay 100 yards away from the "idontwannabeyouanymore" singer and her family.

He's also banned from contacting her on social media or going near her home, work place or vehicle. In documents previously filed as part of the case, Billie claimed incidents involving the stalker caused her to suffer "substantial anxiety, fear, and emotional distress."

Christopher reportedly turned up at the family home several times since December 2022 and Billie insisted she no longer felt safe visiting her parents at the property where she and her brother grew up. It was also said that Christopher often declared his love for the singer and hoped to meet her.

On January 5, police were called to Billie's parents' Highland Park home following reports suggesting a masked intruder had attempted to scale a fence and gain access. The suspect was apprehended one block away from the home in a sweep of the area. Fortunately, nothing was taken from the home.