Controversial influencer Caroline Calloway has claimed she is "going to die" in Hurricane Milton after refusing to evacuate her Sarasota, FL, home, despite the property sitting directly in the path of the terrifying storm.

I’ve been making content in my down time because we’ve been trapped in doors, but it's not why I stayed," Calloway told The Post.

Social media influencer Caroline Calloway refused to evacuate her Sarasota beach home prior to Hurricane Milton's landfall. Despite being in a mandatory evacuation zone, she cited reasons such as inability to drive and past traumatic evacuation experiences in her decision to stay.

Influencer and author Caroline Calloway worried followers when she claimed she was not evacuating her coastal home amid Hurricane Milton warning, despite the fact that she said she lives in a "mandatory evacuation" zone in Sarasota.

The once-infamous scammer returned to the top of trends by promoting her book while stubbornly refusing to evacuate during Hurricane Milton.

The scammer refused to leave her Sarasota, Fla., home, explaining she doesn’t drive, the airport is closed and she doesn’t want to stay at her mom’s house.

The divisive Instagram figure drew scrutiny after she shared she’s riding out the storm from her third-floor condo in Sarasota, Florida.

An influencer has decided to use her platform to tell her followers that she will not be evacuating her house in Florida, where Hurricane Milton is expected to land. Caroline Calloway, 32, grew to fame as one of the first Instagram influencers by documenting her time at Cambridge University.

Social media influencer Caroline Calloway says she's dedicated to "making sure the maximum number of people possible" read her books, even if that means ignoring evacuation orders during a devastating Hurricane.