Comedian Elsa Majimbo now claims an Arab stalker is following her around in a G-wagon

The comic star, who now lives in Hollywood after relocating from South Africa, took to Twitter to call out the alleged stalker, revealing his ethnicity, his type of car and his number plates as well.

"If you are an Arab man that owns a black G-Wagon plates 9CPK699 please stop stalking and following me on the street. thank you, " she tweeted.

This comes days after she attended a celeb-studded Black Excellence Brunch in Los Angeles and was photographed partying with the likes of Kelly Rowland.

Majimbo's star reached it's peak during the Covid-19 era. She has now morphed into more than just producing bite-sized comedic videos for Tiktok and now does modelling for high-end fashion houses and has a short documentary about her as well.

Celebrity stalkers are a common nuisance in Hollywood.

According to Fox News, many celebrities, including Britney Spears, Justin Bieber and Sandra Bullock, have dealt with stalkers.

In 1989, Rebecca Schaeffer died at the hands of her stalker. The "My Sister Sam" star lost her life at the age of 21 when a 19-year-old who had been stalking her showed up at her doorstep and shot her. Robert John Bardo was later convicted of capital murder and sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole.

Schaeffer's death led California, Majimbo's home state, to create the nation's first investigative team focused solely on stalking.

The state would go on to pass the Driver’s Privacy Protection Act in 1994, which prohibits the Department of Motor Vehicles from releasing people's private addresses.

But despite the changes, many stars are still being targeted.