Conservative influencer Isabella DeLuca reveals terrifying stalking ordeal: 'I'm scared for my safety'

Conservative influencer Isabella DeLuca has revealed that she has been subjected to a terrifying stalking ordeal from a fanatic follower. 

The social media star, 24, told DailyMail.com that she has been left 'worried for her safety' after receiving a barrage of vile, sexually aggressive messages from an online stalker. 

The messages include descriptions of unhinged fantasies about DeLuca and their 'relationship', as well as bizarre texts about having the influencer 'hurting me' and insisting: 'I'm normal I swear.' 

DeLuca has been left pleading for advice, and said blocking the individual isn't working because 'as soon as he's blocked, within 30 minutes I have more messages from him from a new account.' 

'I’ve easily blocked over 50+ of his accounts,' she continued. 'He is so involved in a fantasy with me that he believes it's real. He clearly is unstable and doesn’t seem like he has much to lose.' 

Conservative influencer Isabella DeLuca revealed that she has been subjected to a terrifying stalking ordeal from a fanatic fan for months as she pleaded for help from supporters

DeLuca said she has been left 'fearing for my safety' because of the barrage of abuse, which included messages 'so vile that I can’t even repeat them' 

DeLuca - who captured headlines in March after being charged over her presence at the January 6 Capitol insurrection - said she began receiving the lewd messages around three months ago. 

'At first the messages were normal,' she told DailyMail.com. 'When I say normal I mean that they started off with lots of messages like 'Hi,' 'How are you,' and heart emojis.' 

After around a month, she said the messages grew 'longer and more detailed', and began to include crazed fantasies about marriage, their fictional life together, and 'even our honeymoon.' 

'A few weeks after that, his messages took a 180. He began to discuss graphic and sexual fantasies involving me and him,' DeLuca continued. 

'He would discuss being in my room, having sex with me, and getting me pregnant– some of the things he has said are so vile that I can’t even repeat them.' 

The individual has sent a string of bizarre and unhinged messages, which DeLuca said escalated into 'graphic and sexual fantasies involving me and him' 

The messages, only some of which are shown due to the graphic nature of others, have left DeLuca fearing that 'this person has created a fantasy between me and him in his head and he truly believes it’s real' 

DeLuca said the messages only briefly died down twice when she threatened to file a police report, which she said she is still considering, but before long the messages would ramp back up again. 

'The messages would go silent for an hour before there was a new account from him telling me he thought it was 'sexy' that I was 'playing hard to get,' she said. 

DeLuca added that in one instance, he warned her that it 'would help if I made our relationship easier for him.' 

Although DeLuca said the individual has not made 'specific threats' such as her location, she admitted: 'I do worry for my safety when it comes to individuals like this man.' 

In March, the FBI said DeLuca was caught on camera at the January 6, 2021, insurrection 

And although she is a well-known social media figure in conservative circles, DeLuca said she doesn't feel she is being targeted for her political beliefs 

Despite reporting the abuse to X, DeLuca said the platform has not taken decisive action and she is still scrambling for a solution as blocking the accounts is failing to stop the tirade of messages. 

And although she is a well-known social media figure in conservative circles, DeLuca said she doesn't feel she is being targeted for her political beliefs. 

Instead, she fears she has become the object of unhinged affection and focus from a mentally ill individual. 

'I don’t think it has anything to do with my politics as much as I believe this person has created a fantasy between me and him in his head and he truly believes it’s real,' she said.