BREAKING: Cheryl stalked by convicted killer who turned up on doorstep after Liam Payne's death
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Cheryl has been left distraught after being stalked by a convicted killer. The Girls Aloud singer has recently been putting on a brave face after Daniel Bannister, who was convicted of killing a man at a homeless hostel turned up to her Buckinghamshire home. The man who was jailed for 30 months in 2012 caused the hitmaker "serious alarm".
Bannister, 49, of no fixed address was found to be "displaying fixated, obsessive, unwanted and repetitive behaviour" towards the mum-of-one. In September, he was jailed for four months for an offence he committed in July and given a three-year restraining order, preventing him from contacting Cheryl, entering Buckinghamshire, or attending her address.
However, just one month ago, court documents revealed that he returned to the home she shares with her young son, Bear, seven. He has now been charged with breaching his restraining order having entered Buckinghamshire on December 10. He reportedly turned up at "an address where you knew or believed Cheryl Tweedy was present," which constitutes another breach of his order.
He also attempted to contact the Fight For This Love singer, either directly or indirectly which he had previously been banned from doing so. The Sun reports that he pleaded guilty to the three separate offences in December and has now been sent to prison before being sentenced on January 30. During Cheryl's stint in the West End production of 2:22 A Ghost Story, her team around her were said to be on "red alert" after she was sent disturbing messages with flowers from outside the theatre.
