Who Is Romana Didulo? QAnon Queen of Canada Claims Herself As World Leader

Romana Didulo is a QAnon influencer notorious for starting a revolution with her own set of draconian goals. On Wikipedia, she can be discovered, but only in the French version.

On September 17, 2021, she posted a video on YouTube. According to the movie, the Queen of Canada was the head of state, commander in chief, and head of government, succeeding Queen Elizabeth the Second of England.

In June 2021, she asked her supporters to file bogus formal notifications against pharmacies, "police stations, and health care providers" to stop the Covid-19 pandemic in Canada from spreading. This is how hundreds of people delivered the document to these various organizations.

She got detained by personnel of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police at the end of November 2021, who also searched her residence in British Columbia.

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Romana Didulo was born in the 1960s or early 1970s, making her roughly around 50 years old, according to her Wikipedia. She moved to Canada from the Philippines when she was a child.

The QAnon leader, Romana, is continuously touring Canada and is progressively demanding that her supporters impose her many decrees on the rest of the world.

QAnon promotes a variety of bizarre conspiracy theories, the most popular of which is Donald Trump's false claim to be fighting a global cabal of elitist pedophiles who abduct children, traffic them, harvest their organs, and consume their blood.

The latter is referred to as adrenochrome by QAnon. It is said to deliver a psychedelic high and the promise of immortality. In her videos, she promotes these lies and has attracted prominent QAnon members.

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Romana Didulo uses the Telegram app to appeal to Canada's far-right conspiracy theorists with her speech. The QAnon leader has previously called herself Queen of Canada, and now she is calling herself Queen of the World.

According to Vice, she and her team revealed to fans that she is the queen of the globe as she continues her tour across Canada.

She has issued 'royal decrees' to her 70,000+ Telegram followers since proclaiming herself Queen of Canada. Some examples include advising people not to pay their bills because it is "unethical" and naming Victoria, British Columbia, Canada's capital.