Gigi and Bella Hadid's brother files for restraining order against woman he claims broke inside his bedroom

Anwar Hadid, the younger brother of supermodels Gigi and Bella Hadid, has requested a restraining order against a woman he claims repeatedly harassed him, ultimately breaking into his bedroom while he slept.

Attorneys for Anwar identified the woman as Kristen Paige Fury, 28, in a legal filing in Los Angeles Friday.

They said in the application that Fury 'has engaged in a knowing and willful course of conduct directed at' Anwar 'that is alarming, harassing, and disturbing.'

Anwar's legal team said: 'Her conduct has escalated over time from unwanted messaging to physical intrusion into [Anwar's] residence and bedroom while he was sleeping.'

Lawyers said that Anwar and Fury first crossed paths at a New Year's Eve party at his home on December 31, 2023, as she was a 'guest of a mutual friend.'

Fury began texting Anwar with messages telling him they were 'meant to be together' and 'God told her' to pursue a romance with him, according to the application for the restraining order.

Fury showed up at Anwar's home on a rainy evening in late 2024, telling him that "God sent her" to him and that they were meant to be together, his lawyers said in the filing.

Attorneys for Anwar said he 'clearly told her that he did not share those feelings and was not interested in a relationship,' but 'despite this rejection, [Fury] later resumed contact.'

Lawyers for Anwar said he subsequently blocked phone numbers and social media platforms linked to her, but she resurfaced through new accounts in 2024 and 2025.

Anwar's legal team said Fury posted statements such as "Zaddy, come find me;" tagged locations connected to him; imitated his photographs; and reposted content involving his relatives. 

Anwar never responded to any of Fury's communications, his lawyers said.

Attorneys for Anwar said that Fury broke into his home late on December 14, 2025 and 'entered his bedroom without his permission.'

Lawyers for Anwar said he 'was awakened by his dog barking and discovered [Fury] inside his bedroom.

'She had a blanket over her head and stated words to the effect of, "I know you must be scared right now; God sent me," and that we were meant to be together,' Anwar's legal team said in the filing.

A 'shocked and afraid' Anwar contacted 911 and filed a report with police the next day, his lawyers said.

Fury was 'arrested in connection with her conduct' after she 'returned to the area near' Anwar's home on January 16, 2026, his legal team said.

Anwar's legal team said that Fury, shortly after being released from custody on January 23, 2026, returned to his home and 'left only after being confronted and told to leave.' (Anwar's attorneys shared a series of security camera photos with the court in the application.) 

They added that Fury 'has repeatedly disregarded clear verbal rejection, blocking measures, police intervention, and arrest' in their request for the restraining order.

Anwar 'is afraid that [Fury] will continue to escalate and return to [his] residence again,' his lawyers said.

The temporary restraining order was denied, but will be further explored at a hearing in the future, as the court 'needs more information at a properly noticed hearing prior to issuing any orders,' according to legal docs.