Gemma Collins shares what horrific letters from stalker actually said in new documentary
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Gemma Collins has revealed details of a horrific stalking ordeal she underwent last year in her new documentary, Everything. All At Once.
In the new Sky TV show, Collins, 45, gave viewers a raw look at her life behind the headlines, including her fertility journey, the ups and downs of her relationship with her fiancé Rami Hawash, and the devastating loss of her mum, Joan.
In the first episode, which dropped on Tuesday (15 September), the TOWIE legend also bravely detailed the contents of horrific and vile letters she received in the post from an anonymous stalker.
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Having a cup of tea in her kitchen, the reality TV star was shocked when she checked her post to discover the first cruel note, which had been typed out and printed.
She read it out on camera and revealed it said: “You’re still here, **** face. How’s the weight loss going? Either way, you will look like trash on your supposed wedding day.”
It continued: “Hope you get a buyer soon; you’ll be giving it away at this rate!!!! Hating you madly. The song 'I always feel like somebody’s watching me' is so apt… ha ha ha ha.”
A second letter arrived weeks later, while Gemma was filming for I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! in South Africa, which was followed by a third not long after.
Her personal assistant, Alexis, said in the doc: “Over the last couple of months, Gemma’s received some not very nice post. We don’t know who it’s from. Not very nice comments, just horrible, malicious letters.
"It’s stressful, and it affects everyone. Gemma’s mum is really not very well.”
Heartbreakingly, Gemma’s mum was the one who found and read the second letter, and initially hid it as she didn’t want her daughter to have to read it.
Gemma went on to read the second letter out on camera, while wearing plastic gloves to preserve the original fingerprints in order to aid police.
Appallingly, it falsely accused the star’s fiancé Rami of secretly fathering a daughter - a claim which the couple said was untrue and down to people wanting to break them up.
It said: “Well, well, well, your mole tells me the GC, gigantic **** is off. What fantastic news, farewell, you scuzza.
“Make sure you take your menagerie with you, especially those fierce new guard dogs.
"You’re a joke. You’ve wronged one too many people, and they don’t forget. I was driving right behind you the other day. I’m watching you, you trashy *****.
“Hope Ramikins not moving too far away as his daughter is due. Sure you knew that, the boy just can’t keep it in his pants. Nevermind, he’s happy spongeing off you and let’s face it, you’re barren.”
While the third letter read: “Oi. ****, he is now the proud daddy of a little girl. He knows that though, you must be so happy for him. Have you worked out who your snitch is yet?
“I don’t think so haha. Your body is starting to look like a melted candle. Pay for surgery whilst you still can. The people you trust are out to fleece you. Couldn’t happen to a nicer person.”
The disturbing letters, which were made public for the first time in the documentary, were opened with gloves and given to police last year.
Tyla has contacted a representative for Collins for further comment.
Gemma Collins: Everything. All At Once premieres on Sky and NOW on 15 September.
Topics: Documentaries, Entertainment, Gemma Collins, Reality TV, Towie
Madison Burgess