When Apple scion Eve Jobs married Olympic showjumper Harry Charles in an extravagant Cotswolds ceremony last year, it seemed to be the stuff of dreams.
The three-day, £5 million wedding took over a 107-room manor house and was attended by Princess Beatrice, former US vice-president Kamala Harris and Sir Elton John, who serenaded the couple with a private performance.
But I can reveal the big day was tarnished by fears of a stalker who had been targeting the 28-year-old daughter of the late Apple tycoon Steve Jobs – leaving her feeling 'unsafe' and not wanting to 'go anywhere alone.'
In a victim statement, Eve said the situation was 'scary and upsetting' as no one knew what her stalker, Ajan Purna-Spedding, would do next.
The 34-year-old appeared at High Wycombe Magistrates' Court in July charged with stalking without fear, alarm or distress after he called and sent flowers and cards to Ms Jobs in the year leading up to her wedding.
