"It was a stalker" - VTuber Camila updates the community following attempted break-in on her livestream

Independent English-speaking VTuber Camila had a rather scary moment during her stream yesterday (November 1, 2024). While interacting with her audience, she was alerted by a thud from one of her windows. Naturally, this was quite a strange moment for her. Initially, she thought it was only a prank. Later, it was found that the individual was trying to break in.

"Someone during the evil stream yesterday knocked on my window and then went away so I assumed it was nothing but turns out it wasn't nothing because someone tried breaking into my home during my stream just now."

Camila speaks about the potential intruder (Image via X/Camila)

The VTuber made an additional post earlier today (November 2, 2024) where she explained that the cops hinted the person could be a stalker since he only interacted when she was livestreaming.

"Considering the person only ever interacted was when I was live makes him believe it was a stalker. He also said the guy kept repeating 'She's my friend, it's okay'."

Popular VTuber explains how the individual could be a stalker (Image via X/Camila)

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Watch: VTuber Camila alerted by individual trying to break into her house

VTuber Camila, who currently has over 211K followers on her Twitch channel, experienced quite a scare during her November 1 stream. While chatting with her fans, she was startled by a sudden loud bang that echoed during the stream.

That disturbance was caused by a stranger attempting to break into her house, which raised concerns about a potential stalker. Watch the concerning clip here:

A clip of this incident was also shared on the popular r/LivestreamFail subreddit, garnering various reactions from users there. One wrote:

"That's some pretty messed up sh*t. Hope that dude is sufficiently dealt with," said u/giantpunda

Another was critical of the authorities, stating:

"They'll wait until something irreversible happens and say they did everything they could. F**k the cops," said u/f**ktheitinerary

Here are a couple of more reactions from the thread:

"Guy probably went around knocking on windows and checking the stream to see which house she would respond to. Extremely creepy," said u/HachimansGhost

"I hope she’s ok. Vtubers have enough problems as is with Twitch/YouTube moderation," said u/G00b3rb0y

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VTuber Camila encountered a similar situation a day before the November 1 incident. During her stream, she heard a faint knocking on her window. It's unclear whether this was the same person who attempted to break in later.