Kai Cenat responds to Reggie allegations, says he plans legal action amid Clover Boys drama

Cenat rejected the allegations and argued that Reggie had left out vital details about their previous disagreements

Kai Cenat has publicly responded to allegations made by Reggie, addressing claims involving fellow streamer RaKai and saying he plans to take legal action.

Cenat discussed the allegations during a September 30 “Just Chatting” livestream. Reggie had earlier accused Cenat of grooming RaKai and made other serious claims during an Instagram livestream.

Cenat rejected the allegations and argued that Reggie had left out important details about their previous disagreements.

He claimed Reggie had been “extremely disrespectful” towards people around him and his family, including alleging that Reggie had called his sister a derogatory name.

Cenat also referred to an incident in Alaska while challenging Reggie’s account.

Kai Cenat gets emotional after revealing that he saved Reggie from being killed in Alaska over unpaid debts. pic.twitter.com/4aNgnbhakY

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“Oh, you're going to leave out the part where ni**as wanted you dead in Alaska, bro?” Cenat said. He then asked, “Guess who saved you, bro?!”

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Cenat also told Reggie to take any evidence supporting his allegations to the police.

“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.

Kai Cenat reveals that he is suing Reggie pic.twitter.com/qdTm0Q9xOy

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Cenat then stated, “I'm suing you, bro!”

The allegations concerning RaKai remain unproven. RaKai has separately rejected Reggie’s claim about his childhood, saying he “never got touched in any way growing up.”

Cenat said the accusations could have consequences for his family and future children. He also expressed sympathy for Reggie while saying the situation had gone too far.