Drake super fan breaks into his mansion for a second time

Drake super fan breaks into his mansion for a second time



She was reportedly let off the hook after his team intervened when she was arrested after breaking into his home in April.

But Drake may now be regretting that move, after the persistent fan allegedly returned to his home this week.

Nicknamed the 'thirsty thief' after previously only helping herself to refreshments from his fridge, she reportedly was forcibly removed this time.



According to TMZ the 24-year-old woman returned on Thursday, claiming she was on the list- despite Drake once again being away while his home is undergoing extensive renovations.

However the security guard was not to be convinced, and called the police when she refused to leave.



Unfortunately the super fan became even more persistent, allegedly 'spitting at three deputies before being blasted with pepper spray'.

She was then reportedly arrested her for 'trespassing and assault on a police officer



MailOnline has contacted Drake's representative for comment.

In April the rapper was given his first unwanted surprise when the thirsty fan broke into his lavish Los Angeles home.

TMZ claimed a member of his entourage was confronted by the 24-year old woman after entering the $7.7 million property, dubbed YOLO Estate by the Canadian rapper, at 10:30pm on April 3.

The fan was understood to be wearing a hooded top owned by Drake, 30, when she was found in one of the home's six bedrooms.

But instead of using the Hidden Hills' property's numerous accoutrements, amongst them a 25-seat theatre, a games room, spa, wine cellar and enormous outdoor pool complete with 80-foot waterslide, she only took advantage of the fridge.

It's understood the fan, who insisted she had permission to enter the gated home, claimed she only helped herself to the rapper's assortment of chilled soft drinks and mineral water.

LAPD officers were called and the woman, who is yet to be identified, was charged with a felony burglary and taken into custody.



It is yet to be established how she gained access to the gated home, or indeed how long she was inside before being discovered.

Drake originally purchased his Los Angeles home for  $7.7 million from Saddle Ranch Chop House owner Larry Pollack in 2012.

Speaking to Rolling Stone, the Hotline Bling rapper admitted he had his heart set on the house years before he actually bought it.



'I was like, 'What are the world's craziest residential pools?' and when I searched online, this came up,' he explained. 'This house was the desktop image on my computer years before I bought it.'

But while it sits in an exclusive and highly sought after area, he admitted to having previous issues with fans intent on snatching a piece of its valuable memorabilia.

'Originally, I had a sign outside that said the YOLO estate,' he said. 'But it got stolen three times, and it was getting a bit costly to replace it, so I just changed it to the street number. I love that some kid has that sign in his bedroom.'

According to property records Drake has  since putt the Hidden Hills estate back on the market for close to $20 million.