Celebrity Mound

She’s been a model, a jewelry designer and a judge on her father’s TV show “The Apprentice.” Now add mother to the list of Ivanka Trump’s job titles.

Trump announced the birth of her first child Sunday in New York City via Twitter.

She says she and husband Jared Kushner “welcomed a beautiful and healthy little girl into the world.” No name was announced.

Kushner is the owner of the New York Observer newspaper. He and Trump wed in 2009. She converted to Judaism before the wedding.

The baby is the third grandchild for real estate mogul Donald Trump. Ivanka Trump’s brother Donald Trump Jr. and his wife, Vanessa, have a daughter and a son.

A self-described celebrity stalker kept trying to contact Ivanka Trump and her relatives even as he faced charges of harassing her and a court order to stay away, prosecutors said Tuesday.

Justin Massler pleaded not guilty to upgraded charges. The Reno, Nev.-based Massler – who had his name legally changed to Cloud Starchaser and gave his address as “a volcano in Hawaii,” prosecutors said – is being held without bail.

Massler, 28, was initially arrested last year. Prosecutors say he unleashed a slate of emails and tweets about his fixation with the NBC “Celebrity Apprentice” co-host, whose parents are Donald and Ivana Trump.

“I should stop bothering her, but I like her,” Massler sighed to a detective on a plane ride bringing him to New York after his arrest last year, according to a court document released Tuesday.

In tweets directed at Ivanka Trump, Massler said his “dream in life” was to marry her, according to the court complaint. At times, his remarks turned more bizarre and ominous, the document said: He threatened to commit suicide in her Manhattan jewelry store and said he wanted to “talk some sense into” her husband, Jared Kushner, and “commandeer” the newspaper that Kushner publishes, The New York Observer.

Massler also has said he’d die before being caught and “would go down in a hail of gunfire,” assistant district attorney Lucrece Francois told a judge Tuesday.

Massler’s lawyer, George Vomvolakis, has said the messages didn’t amount to crimes. Massler, who has spent time in a mental hospital, never came close to Trump and didn’t intend to follow through on his comments, the lawyer said.

“He’s got a very eccentric sense of humor,” Vomvolakis said last year. He didn’t immediately return a call Tuesday evening.

Massler was released last year on $10,000 bond and ordered not to contact Trump and some of her relatives. An indictment says Massler nonetheless kept trying to communicate with Trump, Kushner and others close to her in recent months.

Massler skipped some of his court dates and was arrested recently in Los Angeles.

The charges against him now include felony criminal contempt counts that carry the possibility of up to four years in prison if he’s convicted.

A self-described celebrity stalker obsessed with Ivanka Trump threatened to kill himself in her jewelry store and “commandeer” her husband’s newspaper in e-mail and Twitter messages to the couple, prosecutors said Thursday.

“I won’t just be ignored,” Justin Massler wrote in an August e-mail to the newspaper, The New York Observer, according to a court complaint filed at his arraignment Thursday.

He added in another message that unless he got an autographed photo, he would commit suicide at The Ivanka Trump Collection boutique to damage its reputation, “or my only other option will be to simply stalk Ivanka Trump in a maniacal manner for this picture by becoming nothing other than a deranged celebrity stalker,” according to the court documents.

Massler, 27, didn’t enter a plea. His lawyer, George Vomvolakis, said the messages didn’t amount to crimes, and Massler “at no point intended to follow through with any of these comments.”

Massler was released on $10,000 bond, with orders to get psychiatric care as he awaits trial at his mother’s home in Reno, Nev.

Trump, the daughter of Donald and Ivana Trump, declined to comment.

She co-hosts NBC’s “Celebrity Apprentice” and is a vice president at her father’s real estate company. Her husband, Jared Kushner, is the publisher of The New York Observer and an executive at his family’s real estate business, the Kushner Cos. The couple got married in October.

Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Lucrece Francois told a judge that Massler had stalked Trump for about two years.

In Twitter messages directed at Trump, Massler said his “dream in life” was to marry her but also called her “a diseased elitist,” according to the court complaint. In e-mails to Kushner and the Observer, he demanded that Kushner “surrender” a Fifth Avenue office tower, asked where Kushner lived so he could “talk some sense into him” and discussed “commandeering” the newspaper, the documents said.

Vomvolakis said Massler never came closer to Trump than trying unsuccessfully to send her an $800 pair of earrings he’d bought online from her store.

Massler, who had his name legally changed to Cloud Starchaser, has grappled with psychiatric problems for years and spent time in a mental hospital, his attorney said.

“He’s got a very eccentric sense of humor, and he thinks it’s funny, declaring himself a celebrity stalker,” Vomvolakis said.