Uma Thurman leaving court last weekWe bet Uma Thurman is breathing a huge sigh of relief.

The man accused of stalking her has been found guilty.

Last week Uma testified in court against the accused, Jack Jordan.

And now, according to reports, he could now face up to a year behind bars after being convicted by a jury for stalking and one count of aggravated harassment.

He was, however, cleared of two other harassment counts following the trial, which lasted a week.

The supreme court judge, Gregory Carro, is quoted as saying: "I've learned some disturbing things about this defendant during this case. I am going to remand him for a psychiatric exam."

Jack will appear again in court on 2nd June.

In her testimony, Uma said: "I felt afraid. I felt afraid now for my life.

"I realised this was a very dangerous situation. I was frightened for the lives of my children and myself.

"It was clear we were in serious danger and we needed professional help."

She also said: "The whole thing is a nightmare."

Speaking about her two children, she said: "I feel terrible that my children have to experience this. I don't know where they put it because they're happy children."