Bravo Star Takes Family & Flees U.S. After Non-Stop Death Threats
A star from one of Bravo’s reality series has recently fled the United States, in addition to privatizing all of their accounts. This comes out after the star has recently come under death threats from people online. In fact, the star had recently opened up about such threats during a recent podcast appearance.
One Bravo Star Fled The Country With Their Family & Locked Down Their Social Media Accounts
News has recently come out concerning a star from the Bravo reality series, The Valley. This reality show was developed as a spin-off of Vanderpump Rules, itself a spin-off of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. In fact, the series is actually the fourth spin-off of Vanderpump Rules.
The series, which premiered back in 2024, follows five couples as they enter the world of “adulting.” Since the release of the first season, however, news has come out that one of the series’ stars has recently fled the United States amid death threats.
According to The Daily Mail, Janet Caperna recently fled to Switzerland this week. She was with her husband, Jason, and their 18-month-old son, Cameron. Around this time, the star had also locked down her Instagram page due to comments from online trolls and even death threats.
Viewers have come to know Janet as something of an antagonist on the show. She is a former executive assistant and co-host of the podcasts Scheananigans podcast, with Vanderpump Rules alum Scheana Shay, and This Side of the Hill.
Recently, Janet has been the subject of a variety of comments. This includes comments ranging from “I hope your child grows up absolutely hating you” to “I know where you live. I’ve seen where your son goes when you’re not with him.”
Janet Caperna Also Talked About Threats She Received On Her Podcast
Janet spoke with the publication concerning the threats. As she shared, “I’m sick of threats and slurs being normalized because ‘we signed up for this when we joined reality TV.'”
“That’s sick and not normal and I’m not ever going to pretend it’s normal or acceptable to message strangers threats and slurs. It’s sad to me that people go this far, it’s definitely the worst part about this ‘job.'”
Janet also touched on why she’s placing limits on her social media accounts. She shared, “I’m learning how to put boundaries on social media in place and learning as I go. I support healthy dialogue around reality TV and think some of the best conversations about modern culture stem from shows like ours.”
Janet also recently touched on the “hate” she’s been receiving on her podcast, This Side of the Hill. Speaking with co-host Jared Lipscomb, she revealed that someone had looked up her family members online and sent them messages. At the time, she noted, “This isn’t constructive criticism. I understand that I put my life out there and I’m gonna get comments, good and bad, this isn’t that.”
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