Ruby Rose: Saved by Goats Amidst Life-Threatening Claims
Ruby Rose's Secret Sanctuary: The Aussie Star Reveals How Baby Goats and a Lamb Saved Her Life!
In a shocking twist, Batwoman actress Ruby Rose has opened up about her struggles with mental health and safety concerns in an Instagram post that has left fans stunned. But what they might not know is that the 39-year-old actor has found solace in a rather unconventional place: Horse Shepherd Equine Sanctuary in Victoria, Australia.
According to sources close to the sanctuary, Rose has been visiting the horse ranch for weeks, escaping the chaos of her life in the US and Australia. And it's clear why - the Aussie star has formed an unbreakable bond with the animals at the sanctuary, particularly two adorable baby goats named Snoop and Martha, and a lamb named Bart.
In a heartwarming video shared on Instagram, Rose is seen lying in bed as the two lambs attempt to hop into bed with her. As she encourages them to jump up, she captioned the clip: "Forever indebted to Snoop, Martha and Bart... Whenever my heart feels too broken to go on, I am stitched together by @horse_shepherd."
Rose's post is a far cry from the turbulent Threads posts that had fans worried about her safety. The actress had claimed someone was trying to kill her, sharing disturbing stories of being "illegally debanked" and being followed everywhere she went.
But it seems Rose has found some much-needed peace at Horse Shepherd Equine Sanctuary. She's been sharing clips of herself playing with the animals, feeding them, walking with them, and cuddling up to them. It's clear that these furry friends have brought her immense joy and comfort during a difficult time.
The sanctuary's incredible work in equine rescue and rehabilitation has not only saved Rose's life but also given her a new lease on life. She's been urging her 20.1 million followers to donate to the business, praising its commitment to helping animals in need.
But what led Rose to this point? Sources close to the actress reveal that she's been struggling with safety concerns for years, ever since she broke her neck, back, and ribs on set during filming for Batwoman. Since then, she claims dozens of people have tried to run her off the road, and she's had to move house every few weeks.
Rose has also been writing a tell-all memoir, which is set to be released soon. In a recent post, she revealed that she's been trying desperately to stay alive until its publication. And it seems that Horse Shepherd Equine Sanctuary has become her safe haven - for now, at least.
But fans are worried about Rose's safety, begging her to "stay safe and keep speaking out." One concerned fan wrote: "If you're truly being followed and targeted, staying put is dangerous. You need to move ideally to another country, where you can be safe and off the radar."
Rose has since responded, assuring fans that she's already taken steps to ensure her safety. But as a celebrity who has spoken out against harassment and abuse in the industry, it's no wonder that Rose feels like she's living under constant threat.
If you or anyone you know needs immediate support, contact Lifeline on 13 11 14 or via lifeline.org.au. In an emergency, call 000. As for Ruby Rose, let's hope that Horse Shepherd Equine Sanctuary remains her sanctuary - and that these baby goats and a lamb continue to bring her the joy and comfort she so desperately needs.
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