Woah Vicky is once again bringing up a long-standing claim that Bella Thorne required guests to prick their fingers for blood before being allowed into one of her Halloween parties.
The allegation resurfaced during the 25-year-old influencer’s appearance on Sneako’s livestream on Saturday (Jan. 24), after a text-to-speech message from the chat asked her to describe any “Satanic stuff” she claimed to have witnessed at Hollywood parties she attended.
“Well, all that stuff is real, but basically somebody invited me to like one of those famous parties,” she said around the 30-minute mark of the stream linked here.
Sneako jumped in to ask if it was a “Diddy party,” which Vicky quickly clarified wasn’t hosted by Diddy, but said “it was that vibes.”
Sneako kept pressing, asking, “You saw baby oil and shit?” prompting Vicky to explain that she never actually made it inside.
“To get into the party, you had to prick your blood,” Vicky claimed, leaving Sneako stunned as he described it as “witchcraft.”
Shortly after, Vicky said the party belonged to Bella Thorne, though she didn’t go into further detail.
During an August 2021 interview with DJ Smallz, Vicky — who has said she doesn’t celebrate Halloween because she believes it’s “the devil’s day” — claimed she was invited to Thorne’s party by friends. The only timeframe she offered was that it happened around “the beginning of all this COVID stuff.”
“I happened to be with them and they was going and I was like, ‘Fuck it, let’s go,’” she recalled.
According to Vicky, red flags popped up almost immediately. She alleged that on the same night as the party, a man was shot on Hollywood Boulevard near where the event was supposed to take place. She also claimed she was told there was a dress code that required guests “to be half naked.”
She continued, “We get to the party… you can’t bring your phone in… you got to sign some papers. This is where it really threw me off. They said they had to prick yo blood to get in.”
Vicky said others decided to stay, but she chose to leave, calling an Uber and heading home.
Thorne, the former Disney Channel star who later became an OnlyFans creator, has not responded to Vicky’s allegations.
Vicky has a long track record of making highly questionable claims throughout her time in the public eye. In 2017, she said she took a DNA test through Ancestry.com and discovered she was Black, despite evidence showing she is white. Her story shifted multiple times — in one version, she claimed to be 25% African-American, and in another, 44%. Around the same period, she also shared conflicting stories about her family, none of which aligned with available facts, including claims that her father was “not white,” her mother was mixed-race, that she had a Black sister, no siblings at all, or a disabled sister.
At the time, Vicky’s ex-boyfriend, YouTuber Jon “Lil Rot” Jenkins, publicly pushed back on those claims, saying, “You’re not Black. Stop trying to be Black.”
