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star Miranda Cosgrove recently opened up about her harrowing experience with a stalker who tragically took his own life in her yard. The Netflix series Child Reindeer, which tells the real-life story of Richard Gadd’s encounter with a stalker named Martha, struck a chord with Cosgrove, who had her own terrifying ordeal eight years ago.

Despite the traumatic incident, Cosgrove still resides in the same house where it occurred, but admits to feeling unsafe there. She often seeks refuge at her parents’ home, revealing, “I just don’t feel super secure in that house.”

Reflecting on her past, Cosgrove shared that being in a relationship helped alleviate some of her fears, but she still struggles with living alone in the house where the stalking incident took place. Now, as she approaches her thirty-first birthday, she is eager to find a new place where she can feel safe and start fresh.

While watching Child Reindeer, Cosgrove found herself drawn to Gadd’s candid portrayal of his own stalking experience. She commended his bravery in sharing such a difficult story and expressed admiration for his ability to relive those painful moments for the show.

As Gadd navigates the aftermath of sharing his truth, he faces criticism from individuals who claim to be the real-life counterparts to the characters in the series. Despite the challenges, Gadd remains committed to staying true to his lived experience and hopes that the show resonates with viewers grappling with their own struggles.

In a world filled with pain and uncertainty, Child Reindeer serves as a poignant reminder of the complexities of the human condition. Gadd’s dedication to authenticity and Cosgrove’s courage in sharing her story highlight the importance of confronting difficult truths and finding strength in vulnerability.