Sean O’Malley warns fans to stop driving by his house
Sean O’Malley has just about had it with fans driving past his house.
O’Malley is of course a UFC superstar and he realizes that he has a massive fan base, but now that some fans have found where he lives, he’s just about had enough of people driving through his neighborhood.
Recently, on an episode of O’Malley’s podcast TimboSugarShow, the UFC bantamweight champion discussed how a recent encounter at his home had him ready so worked up that he was willing to take matters into his own hands if he needed too.
“I was walking around my property a couple of nights ago because I saw this car outside,” O’Malley said. “Walking around with my pistol loaded, ready. I was in a mindset—My family’s at my house. It’s not a game. I don’t know if someone’s trying to give me something.”
O’Malley never wants to be put in a situation where he would have to use his firearm on a human being so he’s asking fans to use commonsense.
“People keep finding my f****** house,” O’Malley said. “It’s f****** annoying. I want to put a sign way out there on the road that says: ‘If you pass this line, you could be shot.’ Something. And it’s fans. They like me, that doesn’t mean you can f****** come to my house. Don’t come to my house even if you like me and you want to give me a gift, don’t come to my f****** house.”
With O’Malley’s fame growing every single day, he did admit that he has already spent a lot of money on security just to be safe and make sure his home is always secure.
“I had security come put crazy security cameras in, motions, light, all that,” O’Malley added. “Just high-end s***, s*** was f****** expensive. Worth it.”
Ever since O’Malley fought on Dana White’s Contender Series and impressed Snoop Dog, he has been a star.
After getting his contract on the show, O’Malley has won 10 of 12 UFC fights including the UFC bantamweight championship in the later part of 2023.
Earlier this month, O’Malley made his first UFC bantamweight title defense by defeating Marlon “Chito” Vera by a unanimous decision at UFC 299. The win also avenged his lone controversial loss.
