Mason Mount, a star for Chelsea, and Billy Gilmour, a former teammate, were discovered to have been the targets of ‘Devil Baby’s’ stalking.
A court has been informed that Orla Sloan, 21, inundated the Premier League footballers with an excessive number of calls, texts, and messages on various social media platforms.
Sloan, a model, social media influencer, and TikToker, has admitted guilt to a number of offenses.
The most serious accusations were made against Gilmour, who was accused of stalking that involves serious worry or distress or a fear of violence. Additionally, she was accused with stalking England midfielder Mount, and a third charge was brought against her for harassing Chelsea teammate Ben Chilwell.
At a party in November 2020, when they were all playing for Chelsea, Sloan met all three players, according to prosecutor Jason Seetal, who testified in front of Westminster Magistrates Court.
The model created as many as 21 different phone numbers to pursue Mount after the midfielder ended their brief, personal relationship, according to the Evening Standard.
The ‘Devil Baby’ alias was first used at this point when it was discovered that she had warned Mount, “Beware of devil baby Mason, I can change in a second. Ben [Chilwell] and you both will perish.
Sloan registered an Instagram account with the handle “devilbaby_10” under this guise, where she called the Chelsea player a “criminal” and made an effort to get in touch with his friends and family. While making assertions regarding the sexuality of the full-backs, she shared collages of images of both Mount and Chilwell.
After the aforementioned home party, Gilmour was discovered to have made a brief text message contact with Sloan before attempting to break things up.
In spite of the fact that they supposedly were never romantically connected, the model began following him almost two years later, in the summer of 2022, and made up allegations that she had become pregnant with his child.
Gilmour spoke in court about how these accusations prevented him from getting any sleep. The 21-year-old admitted that his playing performance for Brighton at the beginning of this season had been impacted by worries over the breakdown of his personal connections.
District Judge Neeta Minhas has granted Sloan bail until a sentencing hearing, which is scheduled for June 20.
