Police arrest armed suspect at Natalie Portman's home

Natalie Portman in the "Black Swan." (Fox Searchlight)

An armed intruder was arrested at Natalie Portman's home in Los Angeles on Tuesday afternoon, police have confirmed to Page Six.

A spokesperson for the Los Angeles Police Department said cops received a call regarding an assault with a deadly weapon suspect at Portman’s residence at 3:25 p.m. local time. The man was taken into custody soon after.

LAPD explained that a shovel, gun, knife or any other object that could be used “in a threatening manner” is considered a deadly weapon. It is unknown exactly what the man was allegedly carrying.

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Police said the suspect was placed on a medical hold, but did not confirm whether he is still in a hospital, psychiatric facility or police custody.

LAPD identified the man as a white male. According to TMZ, it was the same man who Portman, 37, had previously put out a restraining order on — and he was in violation of it.

In January, the actress was granted a permanent restraining order on a man who reportedly said his name was John Wick and tried to break into her home. Wick is a fictional assassin and the title character in a 2014 Keanu Reeves movie.

Portman’s rep has not responded to Page Six’s request for comment.

This article originally appeared in Page Six.