Actor Page Kennedy Has Stalker Tendencies
Actor Page Kennedy, (who’s played in Six Feet Under, Barbershop, The Shield, Desperate Housewives, Weeds, etc.) allegedly has some stalker tendencies. A woman, Tiffany Muller, is claiming that although she and Kennedy were never romantically involved, he continues to contact her without her permission. Muller alleges that Kennedy “tried to touch me and take my pants off and I would push his hands away and tell him to stop.”
In addition, Kennedy sends her unsolicited messages via twitter, iChat, Blackberry Messenger, etc. A judge has granted Muller a temporary restraining order against Kennedy but she wants a permanate restraining order. Kennedy’s camp says, “At no time did he present a credible threat of violence and his suitor actions were misperceived (sic) as stalking.”
Totally non-related, but sorta related (if you ask me), in November of 2005, Kennedy was fired from Desperate Housewives. Why? According to the show’s producers, it was due to sexual misconduct.
Spotted @ TMZ
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