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Drake impersonator going by the name of Fake Drake has claimed that his style and personality is all his own, despite booking a variety of public events based on his supposed visual likeness to the rapper.The copycat has attracted attention recently for attending a number of events designed to fool members of the public into mistaking him for the multi-platinum-selling Canadian star, including nightclub appearances.Speaking on Instagram, Fake Drake said: “This is just who I am. I’m just like, I’m just going with the flow, you know? I didn’t ask to become famous.” The women asking him questions in the clip suggest that Fake Drake both looks and acts like Drake, to which he responds: “I act like Drake?”Fake Drake also audaciously implied that his haircut, matching the OVO artist’s distinctive heart-shaped style, was his own idea.“I’ve had the heart for like a year and a half,” he claimed.

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Drake has reportedly been granted a three-year restraining order against an alleged stalker.According to legal documents obtained by Complex, the Canadian rapper – real name Aubrey Drake Graham – filed the order through his lawyers last month after being harassed for a number of years.Larry Stein and Ashley Yeargan, who are representing Drake, later secured a temporary restraining order for their client. It is claimed in their filing that the alleged stalker had been arrested in 2017 for trespassing on Drake’s estate in the Hollywood Hills, Los Angeles.The alleged perpetrator was subsequently identified as a 29-year-old woman called Mesha Collins.

Drake on Tuesday was granted a three-year restraining order against a woman who he said has been stalking him and made death threats against him and his son.The 35-year-old Canadian superstar's lawyers, Larry Stein and Ashley Yeargan, were present for a hearing in court in Los Angeles, TMZ reported, where the judge implemented the restraining order that orders the woman to keep a minimum of 100 yards from the musical star and his family.Drake's alleged stalker - who was identified as Mesha Collins, 29, in court docs March 3, according to E! News - was not present for Tuesday's hearing, TMZ reported, as the judge ruled she'd been 'given timely and proper notice' to defend herself in the case. Granted:Drake, 35, on Tuesday was granted a three-year restraining order against a woman who he said has been stalking him and made death threats against him and his son.

Drake is seeking to put some legal distance between himself and his alleged stalker.

Drake has taken action against an alleged stalker.

Drake's legal team has filed for a temporary restraining order against an alleged stalker, whom he says has been harassing himfor about five years, according toTMZ.According to documents filed in a Los Angeles County Superior Court, the legal action comes after Drake's lawyer received disturbing messages threatening his own life, which included demanding that thesuperstar rapper and singer 'put a bullet through your head now b**ch.'The Canadian native is asking for protection for his four-year-old son, Adonis Graham,both of his parents: mother Sandra Graham, 74, and father Dennis Graham, 69, as well as his lawyer,Stanton Larry Stein, 77. Safety concerns! Drake, 35, has filed for a restraining order against a woman he claims has been stalking and threatening him for years'; he is seen in London, England in September 2019In those new documents, Drake claims the woman, who was identified as29-year-old Mesha Collins by Radar Online,was arrested for breaking into his Hidden Hills estate, which is in Los Angeles, back in April 2017.But Drake maintains the situation goes far beyond a trespassing case, explaining how she has been a constant threat in his life, and that she's been arrested several times over the course of those five years.