Popular streamer Ludwig namedropped four female streamers who arrived late at his wedding, which caused a delay.
Newlywed streaming couple Ludwig and QTCinderella recalled stories about their recent wedding. In an episode of the Wine About It podcast, Ludwig filled in for Valkyrae and co-hosted the episode. The episode focused on their recent wedding, where the newlyweds shared how it started a bit later than scheduled because certain guests were late. He admitted that he was angry at the streamers and said, “I hate them till I die.”
“Yeah, some late guests. The streamers were late? We talked about it in the yard. I don’t know if I drop names. I will drop names. I don’t care.”
QTCinderella tried to deflect and avoid dropping names. She said it would be unfair to pin the blame on streamers who were not late for the delay of their wedding, but Ludwig had no qualms about it and mentioned only specific names.
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Ludwig Name Drops Four Female Streamers Who Were Late to His Wedding
During the podcast, Ludwig still holds a grudge against the guests who caused the delay on their special day. QTCinderella took a sip, and he quickly mentioned the four streamers who were late that day.
“I’ll drop names [expletive] them. Fuslie, Tina, Miyoung, and ExtraEmily. I hate them till I die. I’ve said this many times. Until I die, I will not forgive them. At the point that I die, all is forgiven.”
QTCinderella added that their late arrival pushed back the wedding to the point where the couple didn’t get to take as many photos. On Ludwig’s end, he made it clear that he will forgive all four streamers at the point of his death.
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