Matthew McConaughey's alleged stalker removed from event due to restraining order
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Matthew McConaughey's alleged stalker was removed from an event due to a restraining order, Fox News Digital can confirm. The actor was promoting his new children's book.
The woman has maintained that she is in a relationship with the "Fool's Gold" actor and that she co-authored his new book. According to the restraining order obtained by Fox News Digital, the woman has been sending McConaughey "unhinged letters, emails, and frivolous lawsuits designed to lure [him] into court" in order to make contact with him.
She also confirmed she was traveling "more than 300 miles" to attend McConaughey's book promotion, and sent a "threatening email" to the venue of the event. McConaughey noted in the petition that he was "concerned" that the woman might cause him "physical harm."
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