In a shocking turn of events, reality TV star Janet Caperna, known for her role on Bravo’s The Valley, has reportedly fled the United States and locked all her social media accounts following a wave of disturbing death threats directed at her and her family.
Sources close to the 36-year-old mom and entrepreneur revealed that Janet made the difficult decision to leave the country after the threats escalated earlier this month. The threats, described as “vile and targeted,” had become increasingly personal, prompting her to prioritize her family’s safety above all else.
> “She didn’t want to take any chances—especially not with her young child involved,” a close friend shared. “Janet’s always been strong, but this shook her to the core.”
Janet, who rose to fame for her unapologetic personality and openness about her struggles with motherhood, relationships, and life in Los Angeles, had been a fan favorite on The Valley. But her rising popularity also came with growing scrutiny, particularly online. Recent episodes had sparked heated debates on social media, with some fans taking their criticism far beyond the boundaries of decency.
Photos recently surfaced showing Janet with her toddler in an undisclosed location overseas, believed to be somewhere in Europe. The star appeared calm and protective, clutching her child tightly while gazing at a peaceful mountain sunset—a stark contrast to the turmoil she’s faced in recent weeks.
While Janet has not issued a public statement, her inner circle confirms she is taking time to “heal, regroup, and decide what’s next.” Her team has declined to comment on whether or not she plans to return to filming the next season of The Valley.
Fans have taken to Reddit and Bravo fan pages to show support, urging others to practice compassion online. Many are calling out the culture of toxic fandom and demanding better protections for public figures, especially those with families.
> “No one deserves this. Janet gave us her truth on-screen. The least we can do is support her when she’s clearly hurting,” wrote one user.
This incident reignites conversations around the darker side of fame, especially in the age of social media where public figures—especially women—are often subjected to harassment and threats simply for sharing their lives.
As of now, Janet remains offline, and it is unclear when or if she will return. But fans hope she knows she is not alone.
