“Stalked again. Guy sitting outside my house, following family and my child Who would like his car registration?” The X Factor judge and fashion designer for Target tweeted to her 1.22 million followers earlier this week.

The performer lives in a palatial mansion in the Melbourne suburb of East Hawthorn with her three-year-old son Ethan.

“Time to call the cops #StopStalkers,” she then wrote, however Victorian Police confirmed to Fairfax Media on Thursday the performer made no official complaint.

Minogue is the latest celebrity to flag unwelcome attention on social media. In May, New Zealand singer Lorde posted photos of a man who was harassing her on Twitter.

“This man has been stalking me, photographing me and refusing me privacy. I am scared of him. He frequents central akl [Auckland],” the 17-year-old wrote to her 1.79 million followers.

“This should not be accepted standard for young women or anyone in this industry... I refuse to stay complicit and I refuse to stay passive about men systematically subjecting me to extreme fear.”

While Lorde is now gearing up for her Australian tour, Minogue is busy filming and promoting the sixth season of The X Factor, which will air on Seven in the coming weeks. She is also helping promote positive body images by posing make-up free for Who. The fresh-faced 42-year-old appears on the cover of the latest “Stars Without Makeup” issue without make-up or post-production retouching.

The former teen star claims the days of using Botox and “sunbaking with baby oil” are behind her and now maintains her flawless complexion with jet peels and laser treatments.

“When I’m not working, I wear minimal makeup – when you’re a mum it becomes a time constraint,” she tells Who.

“Since I’ve had Ethan, I’m much more aware of what I’m putting in and on my body.”

Minogue was unavailable for comment on Thursday.