Kelly Price Claims Alleged Stalker Got Plastic Surgery, Cloned Her Phone

Kelly Price is making headlines again after leveling a series of startling allegations against a woman she claims has been stalking her for the past three years—a situation the singer says has escalated from impersonation into a campaign that has affected her family, friends, and personal life.

According to The Root, during a recent Instagram Live, Price identified the alleged stalker as a woman named “Whitney” and accused her of going to extraordinary lengths to mimic her appearance. “B*tches out here is crazy!” Price said. “This girl done went out here and had plastic surgery, built a b*tch body…and stop buying Dollar Store wigs to look like me. She been stalking me for three years. We in federal court.”

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Price’s claims didn’t stop there. The singer alleged that the woman cloned her phone, gained access to private information, locked her out of her computer, created an OnlyFans account using her identity, and interfered with multiple people connected to her.

She also accused the woman of targeting members of her inner circle, claiming the alleged stalker’s actions sent one friend to the hospital and endangered her personal driver.

“She cloned my phone. She locked me out of my computer,” Price said, before alleging that the woman had spent years attempting to infiltrate various aspects of her life.

Price also introduced a spiritual dimension to her allegations, claiming the woman had engaged in “witchcraft” and attempted what she described as a “destiny swap.” She did not provide evidence for those claims during the livestream.

At one point, the singer made it clear that her patience had run out. “I do hold my peace and let the Lord fight my battles, but this has been three years too long,” Price said.

She later claimed authorities are aware of the situation, but told her they could not intervene until a crime had actually occurred. Price also issued a warning directed at the alleged stalker.

“Show up in the city of Atlanta, you gon’ have a problem tomorrow,” she said. “My gun is registered.”

The livestream marks the latest public controversy involving Price. Last year, the Grammy-nominated vocalist sparked debate after blasting online critics who mocked her appearance, calling some of the comments she received cruel and disrespectful, and targeting Black women in particular for their statements.

The backlash generated a high-profile response from boxing champion Claressa Shields, who publicly defended Price and argued that celebrities are frequently targeted for their looks rather than their work.