After a stalking incident in 2019, One Direction star Harry Styles filed a restraining order on Spanish native Pablo-Diana Orero Tarazaga. 29-year-old Orero Tarazaga, who identifies as bigender, broke the rules of their order this year on February 16 when they entered the star’s North London home – a break-in the defendant now admits to.

Banned from going within 250m of the English singer, Orero Tarazaga clearly violated the terms of their restraining order upon entering the star’s home while Styles was inside the property earlier this year. They also allegedly pushed a woman working on the property before breaking a potted plant during an assault on one of Styles’ security guards.

The defendant testified at North London’s Wood Green Crown Court this Thursday, pleading guilty to breaching the terms of the restraining order but denying assault accusations, using violence or damaging property.

"I declare myself guilty for breaching the restraining order and entering the house but not guilty to the assault," declared Orero Tarazaga, who is now being held in hospital following their unstable and dangerous behaviour.

An official trial date has been set at the same court for August 1, so fingers crossed Styles’ can find a resolution in the chaos faced daily by celebrities like himself. After all, the already-global star’s status has skyrocketed following a recently released number one album, Harry’s House.

Harry Styles enjoying the scenery at the Vico Baths in Dalkey, alongside Olivia Wilde and Eve Hewson.

Despite the incident, Styles pushed on, playing Dublin’s Aviva Stadium this Wednesday for his rescheduled Love On Tour. The singer sent Irish fans into a frenzy when he was spotted on Monday around town, making an appearance in St Stephen's Green and South William Street. He even took a dip in the Emerald Isle waters at Vico Baths in Killiney on Tuesday, before playing to a sold-out audience of 60,000.

Read the live report on Harry Styles’ Dublin Love On Tour performance here.