OF Star Haley Nicole Shares Chilling Doorbell Cam Of Subscriber Showing Up At Her House

An OnlyFans creator is speaking out after what she says was a fan interaction that crossed a serious line, and it was all caught on camera. Haley Nicole, who goes by Hazey Haley online, went viral this week after revealing that her top OnlyFans subscriber allegedly showed up uninvited at her home, complete with roses and a mariachi band.

On Friday, February 6, the 22-year-old shared screenshots on X showing what she claimed were messages from her No. 1 spender on the subscription platform. In the messages, the man blurred the line between fantasy and reality, telling Haley he loved her not as a creator but as a person.

"I know you are a model and used to your fans wanting to use you for your amazing content and body by purchasing all of your content, but I am different, Haley," he began. "I love you for you," he added before going on to describe her "sweet little laugh," her "beautiful smile," and her “soul."

"I know that there is no better way to show you that appreciation than to do a truly heartfelt action like asking you to be my valentine like a true gentleman," but Haley immediately shut it down. “Please do not,” she replied in the messages. “You can not do that. That is way too far.”

But the response she says she received next was chilling. “It is too late,” the message read. “I will be there soon, my love.”

Alongside the screenshots, Haley posted what appeared to be doorbell camera footage showing a man standing on her front porch holding a bouquet of roses. Dressed in black and wearing sunglasses, he pleaded for her attention before stepping aside to reveal three mariachi musicians, who began serenading her at the door.

The moment quickly sparked alarm across social media. “That’s way too close for comfort,” one user wrote. “Creepy as hell,” another commented. “Wow… this feels like an obsession,” someone else added.

Following the incident, Haley Nicole made it clear that the situation went far beyond an uncomfortable fan interaction and left her genuinely afraid. “When I tell someone no, that is the end of the conversation,” Haley said in a statement shared with The Blast. “It does not mean try harder. It does not mean surprise me. It does not mean show up at my house.”

She explained that she told the subscriber to stop because she felt scared, and because her home is the one place she should feel safe. “Seeing a stranger outside my door after I told him not to cross that line made my stomach drop,” she continued. “Nothing about that felt romantic. It felt invasive, and it felt threatening.”

Haley also addressed the bigger issue facing creators, especially women who live so much of their lives online. She said moments like this are often brushed off or minimized, when in reality, they can be deeply unsettling. “This situation forced me to think about how exposed creators are, especially women,” she said. “When something like this happens, the instinct is to laugh it off or call it awkward. It was not awkward for me. It was frightening.”

She added that she chose to share the incident publicly for a reason: to draw a clear line about what is and is not acceptable. “I want people to take this seriously because this is how situations escalate,” Haley said. “I posted it because I do not want anyone else to think this behavior is acceptable or harmless.”

Unfortunately, Haley is not alone.

Earlier this year, fellow OnlyFans creator Sophie Rain returned from Super Bowl weekend to find a man inside a Fort Lauderdale rental home she had just started using for content shoots. According to TMZ, a window had been smashed, alarms were blaring, and the suspect claimed he was the “new owner.” A SWAT team was eventually called in, and the standoff reportedly lasted for hours before an arrest was made.

In another disturbing case reported by PEOPLE, a New Hampshire OnlyFans creator allegedly discovered a subscriber had been hiding in her attic and sneaking out at night to film her while she slept.