Hairdresser broke flyscreen and climbed into ex’s bed

A man who heard a scratching noise at his window woke the next morning to find his ex inside his bed, a court has been told.

A hairdresser cut open the flyscreen of her ex-boyfriend’s bedroom window and crawled into bed with him, before causing $1200 of damage to his car in a separate argument weeks later.

Paris Coudounellis looked glamorous in a red Gucci belt and dress pants as she faced Waverley Local Court in Sydney on Wednesday.

The 20-year-old pleaded guilty to three counts of damaging property and one count of common assault.

She has also pleaded guilty to breaching an apprehended violence order that protected her ex-boyfriend of two years, Luke Paterson, the court was told on Wednesday.

Paris Coudounellis has been charged with domestic violence offences. Picture: NewsWire / Damian Shaw

Court documents revealed Mr Paterson heard a scratching noise at his bedroom window one night in June last year however could not find out where it was coming from.

That night, Coudounellis cut open two flyscreens and broke into the home before climbing into bed with Mr Paterson.

He wasn’t aware of the break-in until the following morning when his mother walked in and found Coudounellis in her son’s bed.

Later in June, Mr Paterson was driving his mother’s Mercedes to work in Coogee in Sydney’s east when he parked his car outside the surf life saving club.

Coudounellis got into the car and began crying and accusing Mr Paterson of seeing another girl.

She then began kicking the car and damaging the airconditioning vents among other controls inside the car.

The repairs to the Mercedes cost $1200.

Coudounellis pleaded guilty to breaching an AVO that protected her ex-boyfriend Luke Paterson along with a string of other domestic violence offences. Picture: Facebook

A couple of weeks later in August, the pair were both at Anytime Fitness in Kensington where they began arguing before Mr Paterson left to go home.

He went home and closed the door on Coudounellis, who then pulled the flyscreen off his bedroom window and said: “I’m not leaving until you come outside to talk to me.”

The argument continued for an hour.

The hairdresser was arrested and charged in late August.

In Waverley court on Wednesday, her matter was adjourned for six weeks in order for a sentencing assessment report to be completed.

She will return to court in June for sentencing.

Originally published as Hairdresser broke flyscreen and climbed into ex’s bed