Nina-Marie Daniele Details How Dana White Helped Her Get Rid of a Stalker
Dana White took things into his own hands to help Nina-Marie Daniele out of her trouble with a stalker.
UFC content creator Nina-Marie Daniele, has also been through her share of trouble with stalkers, like several other renowned personas. And the actions of one had her deeply concerned about her security.
Daniele didn't hesitate in taking her issue to Dana White, who took a drastic step to help her out of the situation.
Dana White Hires Anti-Terrorism Personnel to Help Nina-Marie Daniele Get Rid of Stalker
Despite making several things easier, the modern era of technology also comes with the threat of personal information leaks and hacks. Daniele experienced this firsthand as her personal number somehow got leaked on the internet.
Daniele recently appeared in a Kick livestream with UFC heavyweight prospect Gable Stevenson and mentioned how this leak led to the beginning of her troubles with the stalker. She said, "That number got leaked on the internet, and then I got a stalker."
While many stalkers don't pose much of a threat, Daniele labeled her stalker as "crazy" and concerningly adamant, who just wouldn't stop harassing her. The former Playboy model also detailed that the stalker used to send her disturbing beheading videos from cartels and similar groups.
After seeing enough, Daniele approached White to help her with the situation. Her words about what happened next revealed that consulting the UFC CEO was probably the best step she took.
Daniele said, "So, I told Dana, and Dana was like, 'Oh babe, one minute,' and then two seconds later I had counter-terrorism call me, and they showed up at my house. And then they took all my information, and by the next morning they found my stalker. And they put him on a no-fly list so that he could never come to Vegas."
😳🚔 Nina Drama says she once told Dana White about a stalker who was harassing her daily
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Dana called counter-terrorism police instantly, they found out who he was and put him on a no fly list so that he couldn’t get to Vegas:
“I had counter-terrorism call me, they showed up… pic.twitter.com/By4YLgdsRc
Things were indeed concerning for Daniele as she mentioned that her stalker claimed to know her address. She also quoted his comments about the Christmas decorations in her house, stating, "He was saying like, 'I love what you did to our house. I love your Christmas decorations.'"
However, Daniele isn't the only one in the UFC to experience these modern-world issues, like leaking and hacking. Former UFC interim lightweight champion Dustin Poirier also faced a similar hazard as his X account got hacked in August 2024.
It was marked by the appearance of multiple crypto token-promoting posts on Poirier's account, which prompted his wife, Jolie, to issue a warning about the hack.
In Daniele's case, it was the UFC head honcho himself who came to her rescue.
