Popular Twitch streamer Kai Cenat broke his silence on allegations made by fellow streamer Reggie Travers.
The claims center on 17-year-old QuVonn RaKai Linder, known online as RaKai, who is a frequent collaborator with Cenat. Travers alleged in a YouTube video on Sep. 27 that Cenat is ignoring ***** ual abuse Linder has faced in their inner circle. "Kai, you wrong as ***** , 'cause you know somebody took advantage of RaKai," Travers said, referencing the young streamer.
Travers escalated the allegations during a Sep. 30 Instagram livestream, calling Cenat a "pedophile." "He been grooming RaKai," Travers added in the clip, alleging that Cenat has been encouraging RaKai to do ***** ***** ual acts "for clout."
Cenat, 24, who is the seventh-most-subscribed person on Twitch with over 21.9 million followers, officially addressed the allegations on a livestream on Sep. 30. "Tomorrow, when you wake up, call the cops. Call the cops and show them evidence because guess what? I am calling the cops!" he said on air, addressing Travers. "I'm suing you, bro!"
"I still have sympathy for you because I know you're not yourself, bro. But it's gone too far," Cenat added.

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Cenat challenged Reggie to take any evidence to law enforcement, while RaKai separately denied claims made about his childhood.
Kai Cenat says he plans to sue fellow streamer Reggie after the creator escalated his allegations involving RaKai during a Sept. 30 livestream. The threat follows Reggie's earlier claims involving Cenat while discussing his own alleged childhood abuse. RaKai, who participated in Cenat's Streamer University, has since denied Reggie's claims about him.
The Times of India reported that during an Instagram Live ******* led "Truth," Reggie accused Cenat of grooming RaKai and encouraging inappropriate behavior for fame and clout. He also made other serious accusations against Cenat. The claims remain unverified, and Reggie did not publicly provide evidence establishing them.
Cenat responded during a Sept. 30 livestream by challenging Reggie to take whatever evidence he says he has to law enforcement. "Call the cops and show them evidence," Cenat said, before adding that he planned to call police himself and sue Reggie.
Cenat said he had not originally intended to pursue a lawsuit but changed his position after the latest allegations. He argued that the accusations were affecting his reputation, his family and his future, and accused Reggie of taking claims circulating in TikTok comments and presenting them as his own.

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Kai Cenat has already conquered the Twitch world, becoming the platform's most-subscribed streamer with over 21 million followers. On Saturday, Sept. 12, he made his official foray into fashion as his clothing label, Vivet, held its first-ever runway show at New York Fashion Week, which was attended by Ms. Lauryn Hill, Law Roach, and Jaden Smith.
The 24-year-old influencer livestreamed the show across his social media channels, bringing in close to 800,000 viewers from Twitch alone. He's accumulated his following from livestreams where he'd do everything from acting out comedic skits, playing video games, talking to his fans or interviewing A-list celebrities like LeBron James, Mariah Carey, Nicki Minaj, Kevin Hart and Ice Spice.

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The energy outside Cipriani, in Lower Manhattan, across from the Charging Bull statue on Broadway, seemed conspicuously suspended in a different time. It was as if crossing the threshold into the Financial District sent me back a decade, to the genesis of this current generation's cultural aesthetic—to the lines at VFiles, the SoHo clothing store whose Howard St. storefront once served as epicenter of the nascent fusion of the worlds of streetwear, hip-hop, and high fashion. All of this was because Kai Cenat, the popular Twitch streamer and content creator, was making his runway debut. The fashion show for his brand Vivet's first collection drew a crowd of the current generation's innovators, giving a reminiscent feeling to the last time a popular figure came crashing through the gates of mainstream fashion.
In attendance that night were popular streamers like Jasontheween, Rakai, and Duke Dennis, alongside more traditional celebrity names: Jaden Smith, Luka Sabbat, Lauryn Hill (!). Popular fashion podcasters and journalists from the New York Times filtered through the crowd as well. It reminded me of the pre-pandemic days of fashion week pop-ups in the shadow of Ye's YZY Szn launches, when the crowds outside seemed as consequential as whoever had a seat inside. Social media had given a generation of streetwear obsessives and aspiring artists a way to build their own audiences, and fashion was beginning to accommodate them. At Cipriani, the streamers had brought another audience into the room.
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Kai Cenat is bringing his Vivet fashion brand to New York City nearly a year since its inception for its first fashion show.
The streamer announced the upcoming event Saturday on X, sharing an invitation addressed to the "Vivet Community" and revealing that the inaugural presentation will take place Sept. 12 at 8 p.m. in New York City.
"I Am Happy To Welcome You To VIVET," Cenat wrote alongside the invitation. "September 12th."
The announcement also featured a glimpse into the brand's mission statement.
COMPLEX SHOP: Shop the brands you love, anytime and anywhere. Uncover what's next. Buy. Collect. Obsess.

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Soulja Boy is still open to boxing Kai Cenat, but he wants the world to know that there's no serious beef.
If you recall, a few days ago, Soulja Boy posted some hostile threats aimed at the popular streamer, challenging him to settle their differences in the boxing ring.
"I challenge yo short pu**y ****** to a boxing match weak ****** n***a KaiCenat," he wrote at the time, before following up by the streamer a "clone."
In a new airport interview with TMZ Sports, Soulja Boy clarified that he's not actually ****** at Cenat.
COMPLEX SHOP: Shop the brands you love, anytime and anywhere. Uncover what's next. Buy. Collect. Obsess.

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Earlier this month, Kai Cenat made his return to streaming after a nine-month hiatus. Shortly after, he announced the latest iteration of Streamer University, which is currently underway. While it's great to see Cenat making content again, many of us are still left wondering: What's going on with Vivet?
Vivet is Cenat's clothing brand that he announced back in December 2025 and, by his own admission, was a major reason why he stepped away from streaming for the past few months. He wanted to be able to fully focus on designing his first collection. Yet, outside of some behind the scenes vlogs and product teasers in videos like his recent "EBK" diss track, new information about Vivet's anticipated debut has been relatively scarce.
As we still patiently await Vivet season one, here is everything you need to know about Cenat and his journey with the brand, so far.
Dec. 6, 2025 - Kai Cenat announces Vivet
COMPLEX SHOP: Shop the brands you love, anytime and anywhere. Uncover what's next. Buy. Collect. Obsess.

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Kai Cenat is again tapping into his affinity for the Harry Potter franchise in the new trailer for this year's edition of his Streamer University program.
Yonna Jay, previously confirmed as a club director at the second installment of Streamer University, appears in the new trailer, which takes a decidedly cinematic approach to introducing the 2026 class. Once on the Hogwarts-style train, streamers madi2hottyy and Reemknocks start pondering all the ways they plan to enjoy themselves as students this year, including "weed" and "bottles."
Given Yonna's prior warning that "the dean does not like parties," it's not surprising that this leads to Kai himself popping up to kick the two off the train, telling them he's "disappointed" before launching into a reminder of his policies.
"No partying, no smoking, no drinking, no skipping class or breaking any of the campus rules," Kai urged to the remaining students, only to discover that Madi and Reem have snuck onto the top of the train in an effort to continue their journey.
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After a bit of a hiatus, mega streamer Kai Cenat is back with his flagship program, Streamer University, and for the second consecutive year, he'll unite a new class of creators for an experience designed to inspire, educate, and equip the next generation of streamers. Cenat made his live-stream return on Monday night (July 6) and officially announced the 2026 roster of students and staff on his YouTube and Twitch channels.
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I am not into streamers but definitely Kai Cenat to me ****** ody and at least Speed has big love to music and sports.