Kai Cenat fires cameraman after underage texting scandal

Twitch streamer says, "I don't condone this sh*t," as he addresses controversy and confirms inappropriate messages.

Kai Cenat was just as shocked as the rest of the internet on July 30 when he discovered that his cameraman, ChrisV, had texted an underage girl back in 2021. 

The girl shared the texts, effectively ending ChrisV's career. Kai Cenat then addressed the controversy on stream, assuring fans that he does not tolerate ChrisV's behavior in any way. 

He was visibly shaken as he detailed his disappointment.

Cenat told his viewers that he reached out to the girl to confirm the messages were real. "It's confirmed," he stated. 

"And I'm just sick and tired of having to do sh*t like this." He voiced frustration over his co-worker's actions, saying, "I don't know how people are not just seeing an age or something and just stopping. It's some messages that look f*cking crazy, bro." 

Eventually, the streamer started to get emotional. 

"The sh*t f*cked me up the whole day," he admitted. "It's like n**ga, what the f*ck are you doing?"

Kai Cenat fired his cameraman upon learning the truth. He stopped his rant to compose himself, wiping tears away and acknowledging that he was letting his feelings get the best of him. "Over here crying and sh*t," he mumbled. 

Cenat revealed that ChrisV was part of his original team of friends, and his resentment stemmed from having to cut someone who helped him get started. 

"This is the most real you're gonna get me," Cenat admitted to his viewers. "I don't like this sh*t, I don't condone this sh*t."

Another notable streamer, Adin Ross, weighed in on the ChrisV controversy, supporting Kai Cenat's decision to fire the cameraman and voicing his disgust over the leaked text messages. "It's not morally correct to engage in a relationship with a minor, period," he stated. 

"I don't give a f*ck what you guys have to say about that." ChrisV is no longer part of AMP. "I’m not associating myself with him," Cenat concluded during his stream.