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Love Island star Jacques O’Neill’s mother says she received death threats whilst he appeared on the ITV2 show and was forced to move in with her sister.His mother Janet Wright, 60, who lives in Leeds, has revealed things took a turn for the worse during the infamous Casa Amor twist.Her 23-year-old rugby player son's head turned from partner Paige Thorne whilst she was away at Casa Amor as he decided to crack on with air hostess Cheyanne Kerr. READ MORE: Love Island's Jacques leaves fans 'concerned' as he makes TV return after villa exit Janet opened up in a new interview to The Sun where she revealed the vile hate she received from trolls online on social media.She explained: "During the first two weeks Jacques was so funny, I think everybody loved him…. Then it started to change.

The sister of Love Island contestant Luca Bish has spoken out about the death threats her brother has received in recent days. Claudia, who is looking after Luca's social media accounts whilst he is in the villa, has said how the abuse has caused her to be 'sick' from crying so much.

Love Island star Jacques O'Neill - and his mum - have been hit by death threats. The professional rugby player, who has ADHD, quit the show last week due to his mental health suffering. Jacques spoke out about how the show had left him "broken" as he blasted producers for trying to pressure him into staying.

The mum of Jacques O’Neill has spoken out about receiving death threats which led to her moving out of her home following her son appearing on Love Island. Jacques, 23, made the dramatic decision to quit the show soon after his actions at Casa Amor where he kissed bombshell Cheyanne, which left him and the girl he was coupled up with, Paige Thorne on the rocks. Following Jacques’ turbulent time on the ITV2 dating show, his mother, Janet Wright, has revealed she received death threats and didn’t feel safe on her own at home.

LOVE Island star Jacques O'Neill's mother received death threats during his time on the show and had to move out of her Leeds home. It comes after the rugby player, 23, strayed from his partner Welsh paramedic Paige Thorne, 24, and kissed air hostess Cheyanne Kerr, 23.

READ MORE: Woman defies trolls who call her 'whale' who 'promotes obesity' by embracing body “I was really insecure about my arms and legs growing up! I still sometimes struggle to be fully confident with my arms but I've just learnt to accept them, remain neutral to them and not put pressure on myself to feel positive towards them,” she said.“It's sometimes impossible to feel fully positive or confident towards a part of your body when you've been ridiculed for it, or told by society that it's not 'flattering or pretty', so I like using the term body neutrality.“[This means] you just see your body as something that helps you get through life rather than worrying about what it looks like to yourself and others.”Charlotte believes that a lot of people’s self-hatred towards their bodies comes from the media – as young people mainly see slim bodies in advertising and online.Even in successful and creative jobs, she says you see people with the same body type.“If brands and big companies started to include diversity within body types then I think people would be able to embrace their own appearance more,” she explained.“I genuinely feel like it would decrease eating disorder illnesses and leave young men and women in a happier place – allowing them to focus on their goals and what they're passionate about, rather than on their appearance.”The content creator has received online death threats over the years, simply for being comfortable in the skin she’s in.She previously told Daily Star: “People say that I promote obesity and comment the whale and pig emojis.“Most of them I laugh at and brush off but sometimes if there's an influx, it can get me really down.“The ‘promoting obesity’ one annoys me in particular though because

Love Island star Remi Lambert was sent death threats after his appearance on Aftersun. The rapper was dumped from the villa last weekend.

Chelsea and Arsenal winger Willian.The Brazil international asked the authorities in Sao Paulo to investigate after he received a string of online messages, which included him being threatened with knives and bullets. Willian was also warned his wife and two young daughters would be targeted in further chilling threats made on social media.The situation became so worrying that it led to the Corinthians star hiring a security guard to accompany him to training due to his concerns.

stalked by a crazed ex-lover who bombarded her with hundreds of creepy messages every day. The 43-year-old, who is now a TV star in Italy, filed a complaint in April against Marcello Schiattarella, 35. The pair initially met in May 2021 and dated for around two months before Vitullo broke thing off.

Four years after a Catholic man was hounded out of the San Diego Church for being gay, he met Pope Francis last month and spoke at a conference at the Vatican. Aaron Bianco,  a professor of theology at the University of San Diego and a pastoral associate at St. John the Evangelist Church in the Diocese of San Diego, received death threats from right-wing Catholic organisations and had “no fags” spray painted on a wall in his office at the parish.

Vladimir Putin's minions after she posed for a photo on top of a destroyed Russian tank during her voluntary work in Ukraine.Brazilian bikini model Liziane Gutierrez, who has over one million dedicated online fans, went to eastern Europe in March to help give aid during the bloody battle for the country.She is known for taking legal action against rapper Chris Brown in 2016 over an alleged incident in Las Vegas, but has found herself in the headlines again for the picture from the warzone.Even though her post was only online for five minutes, it quickly triggered vile abuse and one Russian soldier immediately messaged Liziane with haunting threats.She explained how one message claimed "I'm going after you" - to which the brave star replied "Try your luck".The Russian fighter wasn't the only one left fuming at the picture and Liziane's direct messages were quickly filled up with hate and taunts from all around the world.“In the five minutes that the picture was there, I got everything you could possibly imagine,” she said.“‘I hope you die in Ukraine, I hope a missile goes straight on your head’ and all this kind of stuff.”But Liziane is still fairly relaxed at staying in a warzone and videos show her climbing on tanks and joking it is "like a war movie set".In another she added: “It’s sad, but I don’t feel sad because they started this.”The model explained she came across the destroyed military vehicles with another aid worker on the way to Bucha, a city northwest of Kiev that was the site of fighting that left thousands of people dead.She said the tanks were labelled with the chilling Z symbol, which has become infamous for its pro-Putin and warmongering meaning.“We saw some people up on the tanks celebrating like ‘Slava

MH370 said he was bombarded with death threats and followed by "shadowy figures" as he continued his search for the doomed jet.Wreck hunter, Blaine Gibson was at first joined by devastated families as he combed the beaches of Madagascar looking for the Malaysian Airlines flight to Beijing. It disappeared after departing Kuala Lumpur airport in Malaysia for Beijing, China, in March 2014 with 239 passengers on board.But soon afterwards, he was left feeling "disturbed and intimidated" by people telling him to give up the search and a fear that he was being watched.The Australian describes his plight in a new Channel 5 documentary called MH370: The Vanishing.In it, Blaine said he feared "someone who was trying to prevent Malaysia MH370 from being found might take violent action against me… but I didn’t know who," reports The Sun.He added: “I started to get death threats from anonymous people.

death.Brave Stephanie Hill, who was crowned Miss England in 2017, had to deal with creepy messages from Dhawal Chaudhary who spoke about them having grandchildren.The 27-year-old model was often tagged in posts by fake Instagram accounts after Chaudhary first contacted her in October 2020.Chaudhary, who is also 27, made a group chat with Stephanie and her boyfriend Daniel Harper.He made false claims that Stephanie was a sex worker even made her a Spotify playlist.The stalker told her he would move from India to live with her before he was arrested by cops at Heathrow Airport in July last year and sent to Derby Crown Court for prosecution.He admitted the offence of stalking involving serious alarm or distress and putting a person in fear of violence before he was given a hospital order, an unlimited restraining order and a restriction order.Traumatised Stephanie said: "I wouldn't want anyone to live like I have over the last nine months, I've been worn away into a shell of a person."I find no joy in doing anything as I feel I have to watch my every movement."I was a strong and confident person before but I've never had anyone treat me like this."She said she reckoned Chaudhary’s obsession started as early as 2018 when she went to India to work on her social media channels and admitted she tried to change her name and pretend she had left her job in an effort to throw him off.Stay up to date with all the Daily Star's latest news by signing up to one of our free newsletters here.Prosecutor Sarah Slater claimed the stalking “was relentless and took all the joy out of (Stephanie’s) job and helping people.”Whilst Judge Shaun Smith slammed Chaudhary as a “danger to the public” with suspected illness including erotomania or

Amber Heard is taking the stand.

Amber Heard reminded jurors that "I am a human being" as she detailed the effects of Johnny Depp's defamation lawsuit on her life as she gave evidence for the second time.

Kurt Zouma is under 24/7 guard after the footballer admitted volleying his cat across the kitchen.The West Ham defender, 27, fears for his safety after facing death threats and hatemail. He could face up to six months after a video emerged showing him attacking the Bengal moggy.

Kim Kardashian has allegedly "filed for a restraining order" after a man sent her "bomb death threats" in letters addressed to her.It has been reported that on Monday (May 16) Kim's lawyer Shawn Holley went to court for a protective order to be brought upon the person sending threatening letters to the star.This came about after a "man" allegedly sent letters of a threatening nature to Kim's multiple home and business addresses.With more than 80 threatening letters, the threats are not only directed at her, but at her four young children also – whom she shares with estranged husband Kanye "Ye" West. Kim also allegedly claims that the contents of the letters featured "disturbing sexual references" about her.US site TMZ have obtained court documents and have since reported that on April 25 Kim received a letter that contained a "bomb threat".The reality star turned business mogul reportedly requested the court to ensure that the man has no further contact with her.And as well as this, she has apparently requested that he keeps a distance of at least 100 yards from her and her loved ones.It was claimed that Kim fears he could "harm or kill her" – hence the restraining order.This comes as Kim is reportedly considering temporarily relocating to Australia with her beau Pete Davidson while he films there.It has been widely reported that the loved-up couple might be relocating, temporarily, to Australia.Kim's beau Pete is an actor and comedian and is gearing up to star in the new film Wizards.

KIM Kardashian has filed a restraining order against a stranger who allegedly sent a slew of menacing letters containing death threats against her and her four children, reports claim. The fashion icon's lawyer stormed into court on Monday to file a restraining order against alleged suspect David Resendiz, someone Kim says she's never met, TMZ reports citing court docs.

exclusively to Daily Star on the issue, the blonde beauty said: "I used to be what people would consider to be 'really fit' and I built up my social media following based on that."But when the pandemic hit, school and that, I gained a lot of weight."When you're on the internet, it becomes obvious if you've put on weight and people tell you straight away."She continued: "When I put on a little bit of weight, some people said 'it looks good on you', but others told me I'd 'lost my shape'."However, when I gained a significant amount, it turned in to bullying."I couldn't post anything without at least ten comments targeting weight."Taya said people would sent profanities and there was even a Reddit threat tracking her weight gain.She continued: "People were accusing me of having a child without telling anyone."Others were asking if something had medically happened to me."It was mostly men, women rarely have a problem with it as they understand."I was getting death threats and people were telling me to stop eating so much.

Piers Morgan updated on the death threat situation which involved a "genuinely horrible death threat" sent to the former Good Morning Britain host and one of his sons.The TV star, who is 57, isn't normally alarmed by what people have to say online but one message aimed at him and his son sent shivers and Piers knew at that point he had to take action.According to reports at the time, the messages that were publicly expressed that he was "a marked man" and it was a "promise" that he would "getting killed".It was claimed that messages were also issued to his 28-year-old son Spencer, telling him that he would "get it" if his father didn't.Updating on the situation in a debate over whether Donald Trump should be reinstated with his Twitter account or not, the former newspaper editor host told US spokesperson Ben Ferguson the case was still ongoing.On his new show Piers Morgan Uncensored, he said: "I was on Instagram when some vile yob, in this country in the UK posted a death threat to me and one of my sons on his Instagram page."The ex-Life Stories host explained that after pursuing the case with police a charge was still yet to be delivered.He added: "In fact, it’s going through the legal process now and it’s taken 16 months and there’s still been no charging decision."The news anchor commented: "I was absolutely incensed that someone would target one of my kids like that with a genuinely horrible death threat and I’ve decided to pursue it."Meanwhile, Piers set the record straight on Wednesday's programme after he'd seemingly faced backlash after an interview with the Taliban on his new TalkTv show.Some media outlets had suspected that Ricky Gervais was not impressed with the interview that saw Piers clash with the Taliban

EastEnders actress Annette Badland, who used to play Babe Smith on the popular BBC One show, opened up about the death threats she used to receive in an exclusive interview with Express.co.uk.The star, who has since gone on to portray the hit character Fleur Perkins in Midsomer Murders, admitted she found the ordeal “very upsetting”.Annette, 71, played Babe Smith on EastEnders for three years after being cast in December 2013.Babe was involved in some controversial storylines, including one about baby farming.The character also blackmailed Les Coker (Roger Sloman) during her time on the show and even encouraged Abit Branning (Lorna Fitzgerald) to fake a pregnancy.Annette explained how some viewers who had been watching the soap for years were unable to separate the actress from the character, revealing that she even got death threats.“With EastEnders, some people think that’s real!” she said.“It was the first part I played where people didn’t stop me in the street and say, ‘I can’t remember your name but I liked what you did last night’. “Instead, they would call out, ‘Babe! It’s Babe isn’t it?’”“And you just think, ‘Wow, they really think…’“Because you’re in their home so much, they think it’s reality and towards the end I had death threats.”She went on to suggest that the reason people sent her such horrible messages was “because people really believe” the storylines in the show. “They invest so much in the characters because they’re in their homes all the time,” Annette explained. When asked how the threat made her feel she replied: “Yeah, it was very upsetting.”However, Annette is now delighted to be in her new role as Fleur in Midsomer Murders, who she began playing back in 2019.She also expressed her fondness for