Streamers Valkyrae, Cinna, and Emiru Threatened by Stalker During Live Stream

NEW DELHI, India – Popular American streamers Valkyrae, Cinna, and Emiru were threatened by a stalker during their live ‘Sisathon’ stream on Sunday, causing concern among their fans. The incident has gone viral online, with many urging the trio to hire bodyguards for their safety.

The live stream, which featured the three influencers, turned tense when a threatening message from an unidentified individual appeared in the chat. Viewers quickly expressed their alarm, prompting discussions on social media about the importance of security for online personalities.

After the stream, Valkyrae took to social media to address the incident, stating, “I never expected something like this to happen during a fun event. It’s disheartening to see how some people can behave.” Emiru echoed her sentiments, adding, “We just want to entertain our community without fear.”

Fan reactions were immediate, with many suggesting they increase their security measures. “It’s time they think about their safety seriously,” a fan commented on Twitter. “We often think streamers are safe at home, but that’s not the reality anymore.”

According to a recent survey conducted by StreamSafe, over 60% of content creators reported experiencing harassment or threats during live sessions. This statistic highlights a growing concern in the online community regarding the safety of influencers.

The incident has sparked a wider conversation about the risks that come with being in the public eye, especially in the streaming industry where interactions with fans are often immediate and unfiltered. With the rise of social media, the line between online persona and personal safety has become increasingly blurred.

The trio of influencers has yet to comment on whether they will take additional security measures following the incident. In the meantime, their fans continue to rally support, emphasizing that the safety of content creators should always be a priority.