Romana Didulo, the self-proclaimed “Queen of Canada,” has built a following based on outlandish claims, particularly her so-called “Royal Decrees.” She insists that her decrees hold the power to override Canadian law, but time and time again, her followers learn the hard way that they are nothing more than meaningless words.
A recent case highlights the tragic consequences of these lies. A supporter of Didulo posted online about their impending arraignment related to a foreclosure on their home. They wrote about being called to the Bridgewater Provincial Court House in Nova Scotia, claiming that the foreclosure and legal charges against them were “crimes against humanity.” The post also suggested that “Royal Decrees regarding foreclosures” should have protected them—but they did not.
This is not an isolated incident. Over the past few years, numerous Didulo followers have faced eviction, legal trouble, and even arrest after believing in her fabricated legal claims.
Didulo’s False Promises Are Destroying Lives
Didulo tells her followers that:
✅ Foreclosures are illegal because she has “decreed” them to be.
✅ The Canadian legal system is controlled by a “deep state” and should be ignored.
✅ Her supporters should stop paying taxes, utility bills, and mortgages.
But here’s the reality:
❌ Banks do not recognize Didulo’s decrees.
❌ Courts do not acknowledge her authority and overtly reject it.
❌ The police will enforce real Canadian laws, not her imaginary ones.
This case in Nova Scotia is just another example of Didulo’s followers being deceived into defying real legal processes—only to face serious consequences. The person behind the post describes their exhaustion from fighting the legal system, clearly unaware that they were misled from the start.
Didulo’s tactics sometimes resemble those used by sovereign citizens—people who falsely believe they can opt out of government authority using pseudo-legal jargon. These claims never work in court and often lead to fines, jail time, or financial ruin.
Didulo’s followers assume that government institutions will simply “wake up” and recognize her supposed authority. But instead, they end up blindsided when their homes are taken, their cases proceed, and their “Queen” is nowhere to help them.
Where Is Romana Didulo When Her Followers Are in Trouble?
Didulo is never there to pay the legal fees. She’s never in court defending her followers. She doesn’t house those who are evicted because they followed her advice. She even deletes their posts so other followers do not see the ruin she has caused. Instead, she continues spreading false hope while comfortably avoiding the consequences of her lies.
Her followers, however, are left homeless, arrested, or financially devastated—all because they believed in a fantasy.
The Hard Truth: Didulo’s Decrees Are Worthless
The sooner her followers realize that Romana Didulo’s decrees hold no legal power, the sooner they can avoid the catastrophic consequences of following them. Canadian law is not subject to the whims of an internet cult leader, and courts do not recognize imaginary royal proclamations.
If you or someone you know has been influenced by Didulo’s claims, now is the time to step back, seek real legal advice, and avoid making decisions that could ruin your future. The law is real—her decrees are not.