© Gina Miller Stefan Wermuth / Reuters
Speaking amid a spike in the number of reported acid attacks, the anti-Brexit campaigner said if the threats become unbearable she will have to leave the UK, despite her "love for the country."
"I have been getting threats of having acid thrown in my face for months and months now.
"When I see someone walk towards me on the street with a bottle of water or something, I just freak out," she told Verdict magazine.
"My life has completely changed."
It comes after Rhodri Philipps, 50, the 4th Viscount St Davids, was jailed for three months for racially abusing Miller on social media.
Just four days after Miller won her landmark case in the Supreme Court last November, Phillips offered a ransom of £5,000 (US$6,500) "for the first person to 'accidentally' run over this bloody troublesome first generation immigrant."
"This f***ing boat jumper come to country, then believes she knows better than the people of our country, what is best for us," Philipps wrote in a Facebook post.
"If this is what we should expect from immigrants, send them back to their stinking jungles."
Miller said she felt "violated" by the post, and that the abuse had "scarred" her.
However, Philipps' sentencing in July has failed to deter people from sending her threatening messages, Miller says.
"I get people who send me death threats who include their name and full address on the letters.
"People are so bold that they just don't hide," she said, according to the Guardian.
In January, the Metropolitan Police said they issued eight "cease and desist" notices to individuals who had made threats against Miller.
Miller said the people were "surprised" when they received the notices, as if they thought their actions would go unseen.
Miller was thrust into the spotlight when she became the lead claimant of the case calling on the government to give Parliament a vote on triggering Article 50, the bill under the Lisbon Treaty which officially kick-started the two-year Brexit process.
Britain has seen a sharp rise in the number of reported acid attacks in recent months.
Home Secretary Amber Rudd said she supports police forces introducing more stops and searches in a bid to tackle the rise.
Then the scum would learn - in addition to what tjhey already know: that the cops - no matter how many - are only there not to stop the crime but to clean up afterwards - again, they would learn:
Never bring acid to a gunfight.
Wake up UK. Like the US your government has morphed from mostly good folks to mostly malevolents. Force a second Amendment.
Quit looking to government to look out for you better than you can. They cannot and no government (even if somehow given the power by God to do so - i.e., help its citizens ahead of itself: would ever bother to take advantage of any such gift, save to use it to help themselves, period.
It's time for the libertarians of the world to try to find a place to take over: but the U.S. would level fake charges at it and nuke it. Oh well.
R.C.