Instagram model pleads guilty to stalking and molesting soccer players

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An Instagram model who calls herself Devil Baby has admitted to stalking two Premier League football stars and molesting a third.

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Orla Sloan, 21, pleaded guilty Wednesday to stalking Mason Mount, 24, Billy Gilmour, 21, and molesting Ben Chilwell, 26, London Magistrates’ Court said.

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Prosecutor Jason Seetal told the court Sloan met the three at a house party hosted by Chilwell in November 2020 while they were playing for Chelsea evening standard reported.

Seetal told the court that Mount and Sloan “slept together once” and communicated for six months before he decided to end their relationship.

Prosecutors said the social media model bombarded Mount with messages, sending them from as many as 21 different phone numbers after he blocked her number.

Some of her messages were apologetic, Seetal said in court, but others warned Mount about her alter ego “Devil Baby.”

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“You and Ben (Chilwell) will be destroyed,” she wrote in a message. “Beware the devil baby Mason, I can transform in a second.”

Sloan admitted to stalking Mount from June to October 2022, harassing Chilwell in late October 2022, and stalking Gilmour from September to October 2022.

The court heard she created an Instagram account, devilbaby_10, in which she called Mount a “criminal” while attempting to contact his colleagues, friends and family.

She then also targeted Chilwell by posting collages of Chilwell while spreading false stories about his sex life.

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In the final weeks of her spate of social media posts, she claimed she was pregnant with Gilmour’s child and had been forced to have an abortion by the soccer star.

The prosecutor called her allegations “fictitious,” adding that Gilmour “never had an intimate relationship with Ms. Sloan.”

Gilmour said in a statement that he had to cut ties with friends and female acquaintances on social media to protect them from his stalker.

“I couldn’t sleep and took sleeping pills. It had a knock-on effect on my performance,” he said.