Producers tells America to find another home with gated entry after discovers how just how close obsessed fans can break into her Los Angeles apartment.  Producers fear she could be targeted by a stalker.

America said: “The windows faced the street. I always left them open and was told that was not such a good idea.

“Anyone could look straight in. But luckily it takes a lot to shake me up.”

This is a cool thing I found on People.com. 5 fun facts about Rebecca Romijn!!

1. In 2000, Rebecca Romijn threw a cross-dressing-themed birthday party for first husband, John Stamos. She dressed as Stamos, circa 1985, when he played Blackie on General Hospital. “I wore a black mullet wig and big sideburns,” she told Cosmopolitan. “I finished the look off with black leather pants and drum sticks in my back pocket.”
2. Rebecca Romijn claims her first agent asked her mother to be a ‘’supermodel-making machine.” She told Movieline in 2000, “It was like, ‘I’ll pay you to make more babies.’”
3. Rebecca Romijn isn’t wild about the actress-turned-model moniker. “They never call Harrison Ford ”carpenter-turned-actor,”” she told Marie Claire in 2007.
4. When Rebecca Romijn was growing up, her Dutch father was known to sometimes answer the door in the nude. “I grew up in Berkeley with a lot of hippies. So nudity was never an issue at our house,” she told the Chicago Tribune in 2000.
5. After a trip to the California wine country, Jerry O’Connell gave Rebecca Romijn a vineyard: 800 vines of merlot and cabernet grapes. “It was the most romantic gift ever,” she told In Style in 2006.

Vanessa Williams admitted she had a real-life Wilhelmina Slater moment when she

shoot the episode in which her diva character gets a pedicure that includes soaking her feet in water full of fish that apparently eat away your feet’s dead skin.

“I pulled a Wilhelmina for that,” Williams said. “I flew in my manicurist-pedicurist from New York [to the L.A. set] because I knew my feet would be featured.” (If you’re wondering, the fish procedure is real and said to be quite popular in Japan.)