Streamer Clavicular Sued for Abuse and Fraud by Influencer
Streamer Clavicular Sued for Abuse and Fraud

Controversial streamer Clavicular, whose real name is Braden Peters, is facing a serious lawsuit that includes claims of abuse, fraud, and emotional harm. The case was filed by influencer Aleksandra Vasilevna Mendoza, who alleges that he promised to help her career but instead caused her significant harm.

Lawsuit Filed in Florida

The lawsuit was filed in Florida and has been reported by TMZ. Clavicular has denied all the claims through his lawyer. Mendoza says she first met Clavicular in 2025 when she was just 16 years old. She claims he paid her $1,000 to make videos and told her she could become the face of “looksmaxxing,” a trend focused on improving appearance. She says she trusted him because she believed he would help her grow online. However, she now states that things quickly turned bad and dangerous.

Allegations of Abuse and Assault

According to the lawsuit, Mendoza claims that Clavicular invited her to his parents’ house in Massachusetts. She alleges that there was a significant amount of alcohol present and that she became heavily intoxicated. She accuses him of having sex with her when she could not give consent and claims that it happened again the next morning without her permission. Months later, she says they met again in Miami. Still hoping for career assistance, she agreed to meet him for a livestream. On the way, she claims that Clavicular and his friends used drugs, which she refused. During the livestream, she alleges that Clavicular injected a substance called Aqualyx into her face to reduce fat, without her proper consent. She also claims that she believed he was medically trained, which she now says was not true. Furthermore, she alleges that he suggested the injection might contain methamphetamine.

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Mendoza says she continued meeting him because she believed he would still help her career. However, she now claims that he later tried to damage her reputation, causing her to lose sponsorships. She is suing for over $50,000 and also asserts that her name and image were used without permission.

Clavicular's Response

Clavicular’s lawyer has responded by stating that these are only allegations and not proven facts. He emphasized that Clavicular strongly denies everything and will fight the case in court. The case is still ongoing, and no final decision has been made yet.

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