A disturbing new twist has emerged in the investigation surrounding the woman accused of firing shots at the mansion of global superstar Rihanna. Authorities say the suspect had posted a series of alarming online videos in the days leading up to the incident — clips that appear to reveal a bizarre and deeply troubling motive behind the alleged attack.

The woman, identified by police as 35-year-old Ivanna Ortiz, was arrested late Sunday night after gunshots were fired near the singer’s sprawling property in Beverly Hills while Rihanna was reportedly inside the residence.

According to investigators, Ortiz had uploaded a string of rambling videos to her YouTube channel before the incident, making a number of strange and aggressive claims about the pop icon. In the clips, she accused Rihanna of “stealing” from her, insisted the singer was “jealous” of her, and even described the global star as a “witch” with a “devil’s face.”

The videos, which have since been widely circulated online, depict a woman speaking directly to the camera while making increasingly erratic statements about the singer. At times, Ortiz appeared visibly agitated, repeatedly accusing Rihanna of wrongdoing without providing any evidence.

Authorities say the videos are now being examined as part of the ongoing investigation.

The alarming incident unfolded Sunday night when police received reports of gunfire near the Beverly Hills residence associated with Rihanna. Officers quickly responded to the area and located a suspect nearby.

Law enforcement officials say the woman believed to be responsible was taken into custody without further incident. Investigators later confirmed that several shots had been fired toward the property, though it remains unclear whether the home itself was struck.

Fortunately, no injuries were reported.

Authorities have not indicated that the suspect was able to enter the property or make direct contact with anyone inside the home.

What has particularly unsettled investigators are the videos Ortiz allegedly posted prior to the shooting. In them, she appeared to speak at length about Rihanna, expressing anger and resentment toward the singer.

In one video, Ortiz claimed the pop star had been copying her ideas and “stealing” from her life. In another clip, she accused Rihanna of being jealous of her and attempting to harm her reputation.

Perhaps most disturbing were statements in which Ortiz described the singer using supernatural accusations, calling her a “witch” and claiming she had a “devil’s face.”

Experts who study stalking behavior say such claims can sometimes appear in cases where an individual develops a fixation on a public figure.

“These kinds of statements can reflect delusional beliefs about a celebrity,” said one behavioral analyst who reviewed descriptions of the videos. “In many cases, the person becomes convinced the celebrity is personally involved in their life.”

Authorities have not publicly confirmed whether Ortiz had any previous contact with Rihanna or had attempted to approach the singer before the incident.

Investigators say Ortiz’s social media posts paint the picture of someone who had developed a deep and increasingly hostile obsession with the star.

The videos reportedly span several days and include long, rambling monologues about perceived slights, jealousy, and imagined conflicts with the singer.

Friends of the suspect have not yet spoken publicly, and it remains unclear how long she had been posting such content online.

Detectives are now reviewing the entire collection of videos and posts to determine whether they contain threats or other evidence that could be relevant to the case.

Officials from the Los Angeles Police Department confirmed that Ortiz was arrested following the shooting incident and is now facing potential criminal charges related to discharging a firearm and endangering others.

Authorities emphasized that the investigation is still ongoing, and prosecutors will ultimately determine what charges may be filed.

Police are also reviewing surveillance footage from nearby homes and security cameras around the property to reconstruct the events that led up to the gunfire.

Despite the frightening situation, reports indicate that Rihanna was not harmed during the incident.

Security personnel at the residence reportedly alerted authorities quickly after the gunshots were heard, helping officers respond to the scene within minutes.

Fans around the world expressed relief after learning the singer was safe.

The incident has once again raised concerns about the safety of high-profile celebrities and the challenges they face with obsessive fans or stalkers.

Public figures often live under intense scrutiny, and social media can sometimes amplify unhealthy fixations.

Security experts say cases like this highlight the importance of monitoring online threats before they escalate into real-world incidents.

“Many of these situations begin online,” one security specialist explained. “When someone repeatedly posts aggressive or delusional content about a celebrity, it can be a warning sign.”

For now, authorities continue to examine the suspect’s online activity, personal history, and possible motives as they work to build a full picture of what led to the shooting.

The bizarre claims made in the suspect’s videos — accusations of jealousy, theft, and supernatural influence — have left many observers shocked.

But investigators say their focus remains on determining exactly what happened and ensuring that everyone involved remains safe.

As the legal process unfolds, one thing is certain: the disturbing online posts attributed to Ivanna Ortiz have added a strange and troubling dimension to an already alarming incident involving one of the world’s most recognizable music stars, Rihanna.