Priscilla Monroy, whose husband Alberto Cowboy is a contestant on the reality show 'Big Brother Brasil' (BBB) 26, has responded to alarming threats regarding her immigration status in the United States. She claims that comments on social media have become aggressive, crossing a line that she finds unacceptable. In her posts, Monroy emphasized the distress these threats have caused her family, urging for more civility and understanding from the public regarding their situation.

Monroy stated that both she and her daughter are American citizens, which she hopes will clarify her family's legal standing. However, the intense scrutiny and backlash stemming from her husband's participation in the show have ignited a wave of scrutiny that includes unwarranted deportation threats. This situation highlights the challenges participants and their families face as reality television subjects, often leading to public scrutiny beyond what is reasonable or tolerable.

The situation has also drawn attention to the pressing issues of online harassment and the ramifications for the families involved in television competitions. Monroy's decision to take legal action indicates a significant step towards addressing the harassment and protecting her family's well-being. As public interest in the reality show continues to grow, the implications of such threats can create an urgent need for awareness around the mental health and safety of participants and their loved ones.