Sophie Rain describes stalker intrusion that led to FBI and SWAT response

Sophie Rain opens with a terrifying chapter in her life that she says completely changed her sense of security and left her struggling with anxiety she’d never known before fame. During a recent interview, the 23-year-old recounted an alarming incident that occurred while she was living in a shared content house in Miami, one that could have turned dangerous if she had been home at the time. According to Sophie Rain, a man who she later learned had been declared legally insane by a judge broke into the house, forced his way into her bedroom and moved in her belongings, believing the two were married.

During a recent appearance on the “Full Send Podcast” the 23-year-old designer revealed that in addition to online harassment and crushing incidents, she also survived a real-life stalking situation that escalated into a physical break-in. “It’s definitely part of the job,” Rain admitted. “I never felt anxious before. But now? My address was leaked. I don’t know what could happen.”

In fact, Rain revealed that a man, who was later declared insane, broke into the house, forced his way into her bedroom and began moving in, convinced that they were already married. “He kicked in the door, brought in a suitcase, took out all his clothes and put them in my drawers,” she said. “He thought we were married.”

Even scarier, Rain revealed that she and others were out of town at the Super Bowl when the break-in happened. “Thank God,” she said. “We would have gone home if we hadn’t gone.”

Rain explained that the situation was discovered when her friend Ava came home from a trip.

When Ava arrived, she initially thought the man inside was a maintenance worker. But after knocking, she realized something was seriously wrong. “He said he was married to Sophie and it was his house because he had just bought it,” Rain recalled.

Ava immediately left the property and called the police. “She got back in her car and left,” Rain said. “It was the smartest thing she could have done.” What followed was a massive response from law enforcement.

Rain revealed the man flew from Indiana to Miami and initially refused to leave the house. The authorities were forced to make the situation worse. “They had to call in SWAT,” she said. “They literally had to break in and drag him out.”

Because the house was located along a canal, Rain said the response also involved the Coast Guard. For days, she found herself talking with federal authorities. “For a whole week, I talked to FBI detectives,” she said.

Rain acknowledged that while much of the public conversation around her focuses on money and success, few people understand the emotional toll that comes with sudden visibility. “Everyone always talks about money,” she says. “But no one talks about that part.”

Between online harassment, swatting incidents, personal information leaks, and an actual stalker who physically intruded into her space, Rain says anxiety has become an inevitable part of her life, something she never faced before her rise online. “It was terrifying,” she said. “It really changes the way you look at things.”

Amid conversations about fear, anxiety, and the darker side of internet fame, Sophie Rain has also been transparent about the enormous financial success that has accompanied her rise online. Earlier this year, Rain revealed that her earnings on OnlyFans had officially surpassed $95 million, marking just two years since she joined the platform. She shared this milestone on