A YouTube vlogger today reassured fans about her safety after her cryptic messages had sparked panic online.
Around 45,000 people watched as internet star Marina Joyce hosted a live chat with fans after the hashtag #savemarinajoyce started trending overnight.
Wild conspiracy theories had flown about the north London 19-year-old's welfare after her latest video in which she was thought to whisper the phrase "help me".
An invite for fans to meet her in Bethnal Green at 6.30am sparked further panic about her.
Earlier today, Enfield police tweeted to say they had been to visit Miss Joyce and that she was "safe and well"
But she told followers this morning: "I'm not in any danger. I love you guys so much."
"As much as you care about me, I care about you," she said.
Asked about the video, she said: "I didn't say 'help me'. My mother said something during the video."
Amid bizarre questions from persistent fans, she denied being held captive and dismissed questions about bruises on her body.
The star's invite for her 136,000 followers to meet her in Bethnal Green had sparked concern with people wondering why she was inviting them to a "sketchy" and "unsafe" part of London so early in the day.
Many fans claimed they had been unable to sleep all night and were concerned someone was forcing her to make her fashion videos.
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