Billie Eilish seeks to restrain stranger camped outside her home

The threats from Hearle reportedly began with "extremely disturbing and threatening" letters, one of which had the following sentences, "You can't get what you want, unless what you want is to die for me... You will know that soon the water will rise, and you might very well die... You will die."

She alleged he left those letters on the property of her family.

The Grammy Award winner claims in the court filings that Hearle would camp at the same place most nights and watch her leave and enter her home, which makes her anxious despite having security systems in place.

Elaborating on his gestures and "ominous voice," Eilish said, "He recently made a throat-slitting gesture to me as I was backing my car into my driveway."

The singer has also sought additional protective orders for her parents, Maggie Baird and Patrick O'Connell.

Supporting Eilish's statement, O'Connell stated, "My family and I feel vulnerable and unsafe because we honestly have no idea of what Hearle is capable of, or what his intentions are towards my daughter."

They also want an order restraining Hearle from staying within 200 yards of themselves.

Further, Los Angeles Police Department is investigating the case, but Hearle hasn't yet been arrested.

This is, however, not the first time Eilish is facing such shocking advances.

Last June, Superior Court Judge Dianna Gould-Saltman extended a restraining order against 24-year-old Prenell Rousseau.

Rousseau had traveled from New York to Eilish's place, sat on their front porch without a mask, and read a book.