Ryan Cabrera, musician and husband of WWE star Alexa Bliss, recently described the severe harassment he and his family have endured due to “Alexa Bliss stalker threats.” In an interview with Joel Madden, Cabrera revealed that over the past few years, they have faced persistent danger from a stalker who escalated to death threats and invasive behavior around their home.
He explained that about three years ago, they had to involve law enforcement to have the stalker jailed, a legal process that took more than a year. The individual repeatedly appeared on their front lawn and sent disturbing messages filled with personal details about their residence, falsely claiming a marital relationship with Alexa Bliss and doubting the paternity of their daughter Hendrix.
Details of the Harassment and Threats Comes to Light
Cabrera recounted receiving threatening messages on Instagram, some containing explicit references to their home and family life. The stalker accused Cabrera of deceitfully obtaining money, claiming over $400,000 had been sent under false pretenses. Ryan described how the intensity of this harassment even forced him to be cautious in routine moments, once spotting a man hiding in camouflage near their property as he left for his father’s birthday golf outing.
The Impact of Ongoing Harassment on the Family’s Safety
The disturbing episodes Ryan Cabrera shared highlight the emotional and physical toll of obsessive behavior from some of Alexa Bliss’s fans. The real and persistent death threats, along with the invasion of their privacy, illustrate a serious security risk to their family. Their experience underscores the challenges public figures face with unwarranted attention turning into dangerous situations.
Moving forward, increased protective measures and awareness about such threats remain crucial for the safety of public personalities like Alexa Bliss and their loved ones.
“The amount of death threats I’ve gotten since that. Especially in the beginning. Three years ago, we had had to get a stalker put in jail. Took over a year to make get it happen. But he was like showing up at our house in the front lawn. I was getting all these death threats on on Instagram and a lot of it got too detailed of like where we lived and all these things and it he thought he was married to Alexa. Something was going on and he sent, from what he said, like over $400,000 who knows where. He thinks that it was me like catfishing him or something, I got all this money, and he was like, ‘We’re not actually married. Hendrix [his daughter] actually isn’t my kid or something.’ It was crazy. All the death threats were real. I was leaving the house one day and I’m going to golf with my dad for his birthday and I saw a dude in camouflage in the bushes.”
?Ryan Cabrera, Musician
