Woman accused of stalking Mick Fanning has her bail conditions changed and is allowed back into the same state as the legendary surfer
- Sarah Anne Foote has been charged with unlawfully stalking Fanning
- The 38-year-old allegedly broke into Fanning's Gold Coast home on February 2
- A change to her bail conditions will now allow Foote back into Queensland
Mick Fanning's alleged stalker will be allowed to return to the legendary surfer's home state.
Sarah Anne Foote, 38, from Ballina on the far north coast of NSW, had her bail conditions changed during a brief appearance at the Southport Magistrates Court on Thursday.
After initially only being allowed on Queensland soil for court appearances, she has been given permission by the courts to relocate to Brisbane, the Gold Coast Bulletin reported.
Foote is facing two charges of stealing and one charge of unlawful stalking and entering a dwelling without consent.
She'll return to court on March 26.
Sarah Anne Foote (pictured), 38, allegedly wrote several love letters to the three-time world champion before breaking into his Gold Coast home on February 2
Foote allegedly wrote several love letters to the three-time world champion before the alleged break-in at his Gold Coast home on February 2.
Fanning revealed the details of his alleged run-in with the accused last month.
'When someone walks into your house, it's concerning, so that's why I called the police,' he told the Gold Coast Bulletin.
Fanning is pictured with his American model girlfriend Breeana Randall
'I know the details of it, I was there, I look after people in my house and that's what I am doing.
'It is what it is, it's done, she was arrested. It's in the court's hands, it's in the police hands.'
Police allege that Foote had an 'unhealthy infatuation' with Fanning.
Fanning discovered the letters after returning from a three-week holiday.
Foote allegedly wrote a letter to Fanning was about how she had thoughts of killing him, while another was titled: 'Sarah loves Mick', Southport Magistrates Court heard
The surfer and his friends allegedly discovered Foote inside before she ran off after spending an unknown amount of time in his house.
Fanning retired from competitive surfing in 2018, finishing second to Brazilian Italo Ferreira in his final contest at the Rip Curl Pro Bell's Beach.
The 38-year-old ended his career with 22 elite tour wins and was famously attacked by a shark while competing at Jeffrey's Bay in South Africa in 2015.
The retired surfer and his friends returned home after a three-week holiday when the allegedly discover Foote in the house
