Ruby Rose says people trying to kill her, makes comparison to Jeffrey Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre’s death

Australian actor Ruby Rose has sparked concern among fans after claiming people are “trying to kill” her and making a chilling comparison to Jeffrey Epstein victim Virginia Giuffre.

The 39-year-old made the troubling claims on Monday while responding to an innocuous question on Threads.

An American radio host posted a question on his own account, asking: “Who is a celebrity that gave it all up at the height of fame to go live a ‘normal’ life?”

Ruby re-posted the question, writing, “We just leave when people try to kill us. When we are illegally debanked and (redacted). Hope that helps”.

She continued: “I don’t want to be labelled ‘crazy’ and I don’t want to pretend to know how Virginia Giuffre died — but DOZENS of people including a school bus, have tried to run me off the road in the last few years.

“I have been followed almost every time I leave my home, since the day I broke my neck back and ribs on Batwoman. Since then I have doubled down on (redacted) and Epstein.

“This has resulted in some seriously wild attempts on my life. Believe it or don’t. But I might as well update you.”

Virginia Giuffre was a high-profile victim of billionaire paedophile Jeffrey Epstein who died on her farm in Neergabby, about 80km north of Perth, in April in circumstances that were not deemed suspicious.

Just weeks before Giuffre’s death, she claimed she had just days to live after being involved in a crash with a school bus. However, police later confirmed the collision was minor and no major injuries were reported after the crash.

Ruby further claimed she is being forced to “move house every few weeks, and countries every few months” in a desperate attempt to “stay alive”.

Fans took to the comments section to express their concern over Ruby’s safety.

One person said: “If you’re truly being followed and targeted, staying put is dangerous. You need to move ideally to another country , where you can be safe and off the radar. Trust no one unless you’re absolutely sure of them. Change your routine completely. This isn’t about fear, it’s about survival. Your safety comes first act now !!!”

“I really hope that from now on that you have are able to stay safe and live a happy life,” another said.

PerthNow has reached out to Ruby for comment.

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