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Using My Voice to Create Change

My personal experience of surviving years of digitally enabled abuse, stalking and reputational harm has inspired me to use my voice to help others and campaign for change.

Since speaking publicly about my experience, I have appeared across national television and media, including ITV’s documentary Faked: Hunting My Online Predator, Good Morning Britain and This Morning, helping to raise awareness of the devastating impact of online abuse and the need for a more victim-centred approach to justice.

Alongside my media work, I continue to campaign for greater recognition of reputational abuse while sharing stories of hope, resilience and recovery. My aim is not only to highlight the challenges victims face, but to inspire change, encourage conversation and help ensure others feel seen, heard and supported.

You can explore some of my recent media appearances below

  • ITV Documentary – Faked: Hunting My Online Predator

  • OMG Stories

  • Good Morning Britain – Discussing the documentary and the impact of online stalking and abuse.

  • This Morning – Sharing my personal story and the importance of recognising reputational abuse.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Recognise reputational abuse as a distinct form of abuse in the law

We call on the Government to introduce legislation recognising reputational abuse, including reputational sexualisation, as a distinct form of abuse in law.

This should include creating a specific criminal offence for deliberately creating or sharing false, manipulated or fabricated content intended to damage the reputation of an innocent person, together with statutory guidance for police, prosecutors, courts and victim support services.

Newspaper articles featuring my story and the critical issues surrounding victim protection, data privacy, and the need for stronger legal safeguards.

05/01/25 - Daily Mail

'How a Stalker Used Deepfakes to Ruin My Life' | This Morning

05/01/25 - The Times

Police couldn’t catch my deepfake porn tormentor, so I did

Kent Online

Soldier-turned-teacher who worked at primary school in Canterbury jailed after creating fake porn profiles for four women

As a passionate advocate, I am committed to empowering others to find their voice and share their own experiences. By lending my insights and expertise to shows, radio programs, and print media, I hope to contribute to a larger conversation about the importance of victim support, systemic reform, and personal resilience.

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Let’s Work Together

If you are interested in hiring me to present your project, having me as a guest or would like to collaborate on an article, please reach out to me through the contact form on this website.

Let's continue to raise awareness, create positive change, and encourage one another to speak up and share our stories. Together, we can build a more compassionate and supportive society.

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Helping people reclaim confidence, wellbeing and their voice.

© Kirsty Pellant 2026

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