The Valley’s Janet Caperna Slams ‘Threats and Slurs’ Sent Amid Backlash

Valley‘s Janet Kabirna After killing threats from Bravo viewers, who caused her accounts on social media – and left the United States – and left the United States

Janet, 35, spoke to Daily Mail On Thursday, July 3, about her decision to go to Switzerland with her husband, Jason KabirnaAnd their 18 -month -old son, Cameron, as a result of online abuse.

The Outlet said: “I am tired of the threats and muddles that are normalized because“ we have participated in this when we joined reality TV. ”This is sick and not normal and I will never pretend that it is normal or acceptable to the message threats and threats of strangers.”

Janet said she had to close her Instagram page after receiving hate flow.

“It is sad for me that people go to this extent. It is definitely the worst part of this job,” she continued. “I learn how to place borders on social media in place and learn as I go.”

Its statement concluded that “I support a healthy dialogue on reality TV and I think some of the best talks on modern culture stems from programs like us.”

Janet has faced a violent reaction since joining the first season Valley In 2024, after accusing him of falling into the show because it was VanderPump rules Fan, Janet continued to overcome public hatred over her hostility Christine Dotti.

The targeted negativity continued when ValleyY returned to season 2 in April. Janet has initially silent, but she has since used her platform to summon the harassment of her pod “this aspect of the hill.”

Janet Bodctast Cohost Jared Lipsumb He referred to specific messages on Wednesday, July 2, saying: “I will read a couple, and they are not really nice.”

“I hope you will die a slow and painful death, you are very ugly. Are you really a man? You are evil and I wish you death, you are a piece of ***.”

Another Bravo scenes wrote, “It is a shameful matter that your son is still breathing for you [n-word] Lover.

Janet claimed that some of the constructions looked for the names of her family members to mention them in their targeted messages.

“This is not a constructive criticism,” she said on Wednesday. “I understand that I put my life there and I will get good and bad comments – that isn’t that. This makes me wonder, how many people are throughout my day. I interact with them like this behind closed doors?”

She added, “Like, when I check the grocery store, does this person send someone who does not like him like this?”

Elsewhere in the podcast, Janet hinted that one of her Castel interacted with hateful messages.

“I had a former friend responded to someone’s comment asking about the safety of my child, and wondering whether I had a drinking problem,” she claimed. “This former friend decided to respond with laughing expressive symbols, and I am very disappointed with it.”