Zenwilliam Robson #

Introduction #

Zenwilliam Bronze Robson is a 25-year-old aspiring model with a social-media following who was arrested on September 7, 2026, after he was detained by Kris Jenner’s security team near her Los Angeles-area home, then charged with misdemeanor trespassing and refusing to leave private property after deputies booked him on suspicion of stalking . The New York Post’s Page Six amplified the case on September 10 with a deep-dive into what it called his “explosive criminal history,” publishing Hawaii surveillance footage of one of his earlier arrests and detailing a string of prior encounters with police . Robson has entered a not guilty plea to the current charge and is awaiting a court date later this month; the stalking suspicion itself has not produced a charge.

Background Information #

Robson, 25, describes himself as a model on an Instagram account with more than 27,000 followers, which also follows Kris Jenner . Before the Jenner arrest, he lived in Hawaii, where his landlords — a married couple who owned the Kīlauea property he rented on Kaua’i — moved to evict him in early September 2025 and then sought a temporary restraining order alleging he harassed them on three separate occasions . Their court filing claimed Robson yelled at the husband while he fixed a clogged toilet on September 18, 2025, and lit an object in the road in front of their house on October 11, 2025, prompting a police warning . Page Six additionally reported at least two other trespassing-related incidents over the years, in one of which he was also accused of resisting arrest .

The Controversy or Incident That Led to Their Cancellation #

Allegations. The claims in this section are allegations from law-enforcement statements, court records, security personnel and news reports including NBC4 Los Angeles, TMZ, the Daily Mail and Page Six. Zenwilliam Robson has been charged with misdemeanors but not tried; he is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty, and the stalking characterization remains an uncharged suspicion. No denial by Robson appears in the coverage cited.

According to authorities who spoke to NBC4 Investigates, Robson was detained by a security guard near Jenner’s home in the Santa Monica Mountains northwest of Los Angeles on the evening of Monday, September 7, 2026, before he could reach the residence; security personnel told police he had tried to contact the reality-TV star and businesswoman several times in the past . Sources familiar with the situation told TMZ that Jenner’s security stopped him well before he could get to the house itself . Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department deputies then took him into custody on suspicion of stalking, and he was subsequently charged with one misdemeanor count of trespassing and refusing to leave private property .

Page Six’s follow-up dredged up his Hawaii record: Kaua’i Police Department surveillance footage from October 2025 showed Robson lighting a firework in a front yard that flew under a parked car and detonated, after which he fled and was tracked down and arrested for reckless endangering . Court documents show he entered a no-contest plea to disorderly conduct in that case and was ordered to five days in jail and a $30 fine; the restraining order his landlords sought was granted, requiring him to avoid the couple and forfeit any guns or ammunition . Assistant Chief Darren Rose publicly scolded the firework stunt, saying such behavior “puts lives and property at risk” and that “illegal fireworks have no place in our neighborhoods” .

Public Reaction and Consequences #

The Jenner episode drew immediate attention because of the target’s fame, and the Kardashian-Jenner family’s long history of restraining orders against alleged stalkers — Kim, Kendall and Kris among them — became the frame for most coverage, with the Daily Mail cataloging prior cases involving Jenner including a 2017 order against a former security guard and a federal cyberstalking indictment in 2016 . Within days, Page Six’s “explosive criminal history” follow-up recast Robson from an anonymous trespass arrest into a figure of ridicule, complete with the Ring-camera firework footage . The tangible consequences arrived quickly: a misdemeanor charge, a not guilty plea entered Wednesday, September 9, and a court date slated for later in the month, according to court records cited by Page Six . NBCLA reported a court appearance was scheduled for Wednesday per jail records; lawyers for Robson did not immediately return Page Six’s request for comment .

Current Status #

Robson is free pending his next court appearance, which online records cited by Page Six place later in September 2026, after his not guilty plea to the trespassing charge on September 9 . No stalking charge has been filed; the suspicion under which deputies arrested him remains, for now, an arrest premise rather than a formally charged offense . It was not immediately clear whether Jenner was home at the time of the incident, and a representative for Jenner had not responded to NBCLA’s request for comment at the time of its report .

Impact on Their Career/Life #

For a 25-year-old marketing himself as a model to a six-figure audience of strangers, national write-ups that lead with the words “stalker” and “explosive criminal history” are a career problem regardless of how the misdemeanor resolves: the Page Six piece, the firework footage and the Jenner association now dominate the searchable record attached to his name . The Hawaii restraining order already constrains his movements and requires him to forfeit firearms and ammunition . If convicted of the current misdemeanor he faces further penalties yet to be determined by the court; until then, he is presumed innocent, and the stalking label that headlines his coverage remains an unproven, uncharged allegation.