A man who allegedly crashed his car through the gate of Jennifer Aniston's home has been accused of harassment

He has been accused of repeatedly sending Jennifer, 56, unwanted email, social media messages and voicemail since 2023.

Prosecutors said he has now been charged with felony stalking and vandalism, while Los Angeles County District Attorney Nathan Hochman said Carwyle also faces an aggravating circumstance of threat of great bodily harm.

Hochman said in a statement: "My office is committed to aggressively prosecuting those who stalk and terrorise others, ensuring they are held accountable."

Carwyle has been held in jail since his arrest earlier this week with bail set at $150,000 (£112,742).

He will appear in court on Thursday (08.05.25), and could face up to three years in prison if he is convicted.

Jennifer was at home when Carwyle allegedly crashed into the gate.

A public information officer from the Los Angeles Police Department told PEOPLE: "There was a security guard on premises who was able to detain that suspect until officers arrived, at which time they took him into custody without incident.

"The resident was home at the time."

The authorities noted that while the suspect has sustained minor injuries, no one else was hurt in the incident.

Jennifer rose to fame on 'Friends' alongside Courteney Cox, David Schwimmer, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc and the late Matthew Perry.

The six stars appeared on the iconic sitcom from 1994 to 2004, and since then she has enjoyed roles in the likes of 'Marley and Me', 'Horrible Bosses', 'Murder Mystery' and Apple TV+ series 'The Morning Show'.

Jennifer recently revealed the most "surprising" place she had been recognised as her alter ego Rachel Green, and admitted it was when she was in quite a "vulnerable" state.

She told Travel+Leisure magazine: "Not surprising, but I've been in vulnerable places, like undressed in a steam room, or in a sauna or some sort of a spa either half-covered or completely naked."