90 Day Fiancé’s Stephanie Is “Terrified” After Being Forced Into “Romance Scam” | #datingscams | #lovescams | #facebookscams

Stephanie Matto from the 90 Day Fiancé franchise recently called 9-1-1 after accidentally becoming a part of a romance scam. The former reality star debuted in 90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days season 4 with her Australian partner, Erika Owens. While she had a lot of chemistry with her, things didn’t work out, leading her to part ways and return to the United States. Stephanie was already a popular Youtuber before she started to cash in on her new-found reality TV fame. In 2022, she started selling fart jars and allegedly made $200,000 doing it. Despite being away from reality TV, Stephanie is still among the most-talked-about 90 Day Fiancé franchise stars.

Recently, Stephanie got entangled in a romance scam on Facebook. She took to TikTok and revealed how it was the most terrifying and “scariest” experience of her lifetime. The content creator shared that the incident occurred at 11 PM on January 27. She heard a car outside her home and discovered a strange man approaching her doorstep.

The 90 Day Fiancé franchise cast member wasn’t expecting any visitors at night, so she got scared and hid in the closet. She then called 9-1-1, who rescued her and questioned the strange man. As it turned out, someone had catfished the man into believing he had a date with Stephanie, so he flew from Oregon to Connecticut to meet her.

Stephanie Matto Searched For Scammer Online

After the police helped Stephanie and showed her the person’s ID, she understood the whole story. She then discovered that someone on Facebook had fooled the strange man by pretending to be her. Stephanie took to social media and did some of her investigation. She later found the account of who had catfished the man, which helped bring more clarity to the situation. Stephanie is still “terrified” by the incident and sympathizes with the scam victims. She asks her followers to be cautious and careful and not to believe everything they see online. According to her, people should not go out on potential dates unless there’s enough proof, like video communication.

It’s sad to see Stephanie go through such an incident. It must have been tough for her to witness a stranger appear at her front door, especially since she was alone with no family members. It must’ve been even scarier since she’s extremely well-known and doesn’t expect random people to visit her. It’s horrible that someone decided to leak Stephanie’s address online just to create such a scary situation for her. The culprit deserves prison time and punishment for abusing Stephanie and the other man. Like Stephanie, former star Holly Weeks also faced a similar situation in 2023. Someone leaked her address on social media, which scared her.

Stephanie has shared details about the incident. Despite that, it’s hard to take her words and trust her. Over the years, the former reality star has allegedly fibbed extensively on social media to gain clout and attention. She has tried every trick to stand out and push people to purchase her spicy content. In 2020, Stephanie was accused of faking bisexuality to get on the 90 Day Fiancé spin-off. There are other reports of sources approving this theory. A few years ago, Stephanie purposely edited her toes in her photos to get people talking. The 90 Day Fiancé franchise star is known for doing outrageous things to stay relevant.

Source: Stephanie Matto/TikTok