Girls Aloud star Nicola Roberts is living in fear of her ex following a breach of his restraining order.
Carl Davies, a former soldier, received a lifetime restraining order last year but has since breached the order.
He is banned from looking at her social media posts too and a trial for breaching his order was dropped as prosecutors believed he would not be convicted, and as a result of the breach, the pop star is now terrified to walk her dogs or even open a window.
Their relationship ended ten years ago and he was convicted after he sent her 3,000 messages from 35 fake social media accounts.
Nicola told The Sunday Times, “You are too scared to take the dogs out for a walk because when someone plants vicious seeds you just imagine every possible outcome.”
“This is a relationship which ended 10 years ago.”
“I should be able to move on from an unhealthy relationship if I want to and that has not been able to happen for me.”
The Afghanistan veteran continued to bombard her with bouquets of flowers and death threats to the extent that she was afraid to post publicly about new relationships a decade after her time with Davies had ended.
“The messages he sent reminded me of all the terrible things that happened when we were together,” she told the Guildford Crown Court last year.
“It was only really last year when he started threatening my friend that I realised things couldn’t go on and I reported it to the police.”
The redhead is campaigning to use her negative experience of the court system for positive change.
She has been campaigning heavily to shape the women’s bill which is set to go before the UK government in October.
This week she gave a speech at parliament to Ministers & MP’s about her experience of harassment & stalking.
