Kelly Clarkson's female stalker, Huguette Nicole Young, has allegedly violated her temporary restraining order, according to the superstar's security team. 

Despite being ordered to stay at 'least 100 yards away from' the 40-year-old Since U Been Gone hitmaker's home, Young, 56, was reportedly caught on camera 'driving slowly past' her residence.

According to legal documents, obtained by TMZ on Saturday, Young drove her Mazda SUV 'four different instances over a 10-day period.'

Last month, Clarkson was granted a temporary restraining order against Young, who allegedly dropped off unwanted gifts to her home on multiple occasions. 

According to documents obtained by the publication, the singer had requested a Temporary Restraining Order (TRO) against Young, who reportedly showed up at Clarkson's house at least 18 times since the end of October.

Young has left items including dog toys, stickers, plants, notes and seeds on Clarkson's porch, claims Michael Lopez, who says he has run Clarkson's security for five years.

Clarkson has requested she wants her family, nanny and house manager protected from Young and is asking a judge to keep her 'at least a football field away from her home, job, and children's school.' 

The documents claim a different security guard confronted Young to tell her she was on camera and was trespassing, with Young reportedly apologizing but still returning to the $5.4million home on numerous occasions. 

The temporary restraining order was granted after Clarkson's security filed a report with the Los Angeles Police Department. 

A source also told TMZ that LAPD's Threat Management Unit (TMU), which handles cases of harassment or stalking, was 'investigating' the threat. 

The incidents appeared to have taken place at her exquisite home, complete with a lavish pool, spa, tennis and basketball courts, which she purchased in June.

Clarkson finalized her divorce from Brandon Blackstock in March, after two years of bitter negotiation.

Following her messy split, the mom-of-two vacated her coaching position on NBC's The Voice after eight seasons after 'a rough couple years.'