Kai Cenat has threatened to sue fellow streamer Reggie after he made allegations involving RaKai, who has separately denied claims that he was abused growing up.
The dispute follows a public falling out between Reggie, also known as Lil Rodney Son, and members of the Clover Boys streaming group.
Kai previously defended Reggie and RaKai against xQc’s viewbotting accusations in April 2025. Now, their relationship has deteriorated, with Cenat saying he plans to involve police and take legal action.
Reggie initially claimed Kai knew someone had taken advantage of RaKai. According to NDTV’s reporting, he escalated those accusations during a September 30 Instagram livestream by alleging Kai had groomed the younger creator. Kai rejected the allegations.
Kai Cenat challenges Reggie to give any evidence to police
Addressing the accusations during his September 30 stream, Kai challenged Reggie to give any evidence he had to law enforcement and said he would contact police himself.
“I’m suing you, brother,” he said. “It’s going too far. You playing with my name.”
Kai said the accusations threatened his livelihood and could affect his family. He also said he had initially had no intention of suing Reggie, but that the situation had changed as the allegations continued.
RaKai had already rejected the claims about his childhood in a statement posted on X.
“I never got touched in any way growing up and not by my family or my friends,” he wrote.
He also urged people not to believe everything they read online and said the claims were adding to the scrutiny he already faced.
Both RaKai and Reggie became familiar faces in Kai’s streaming circle. Their growing audiences previously attracted viewbotting allegations from xQc, prompting Kai’s public defense of the pair.
This wouldn’t be the first lawsuit tied to Kai Cenat, either. Earlier this year, we reported how a San Antonio mall security guard was suing Kai Cenat, AMP, Duke Dennis, and others for over $1 million after he was allegedly punched during the group’s viral hide-and-seek livestream.
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