Streamer Reggie Travers Goes Public, Claims Cenat Knew on RaKai

Twitch streamer Reggie Travers tearfully accused his brother of abuse and claimed Kai Cenat knew someone took advantage of 17-year-old RaKai.

On September 27, 2026, YouTuber and Twitch streamer Reggie Travers — known online as Girlhefunny1 and, per Sportskeeda, as "Lil Rodney Son" — posted a tearful, roughly three-minute video accusing his brother, whom Times of India identifies as James Mack, of sexually abusing him when he was young. "My brother, he took advantage of me... I'm not scared no more," Travers said, adding, "They say the truth will set you free, and I've been running from this for so long." Times of India reports he also described telling his mother about the alleged abuse and said the livestream was "part one."

The most surprising part of the video is what Travers said about Kai Cenat and 17-year-old RaKai (QuVonn RaKai Linder), a frequent Cenat collaborator and fellow Clover BoyZ member. "Kai, you wrong as hell, 'cause you know somebody took advantage of RaKai," Travers said, urging viewers: "Y'all need to tell him to speak up." Sportskeeda reports that in the comments of the video Travers claimed Cenat was trying to "manipulate and change my cameraman's mind" and threatened a lawsuit. Neither Cenat nor Linder has publicly addressed the allegations, per Yahoo.

According to Yahoo, the video had already passed 642,000 views on YouTube within about a day, and one viral repost on X by user @FearedBuck drew more than 8.8 million views as of September 28. Times of India also notes a clip circulating on X.

Travers is no fringe figure: Yahoo reports he has over 1.1 million Twitch followers and more than 569,000 YouTube subscribers, and has collaborated with Kai Cenat, a two-time Streamer of the Year winner. Sportskeeda frames the allegations as the latest chapter in a fallout that began when Travers left the Clover Boys collective, calling its members "fake" and saying he felt sidelined and "put on a shelf." The public accusation against Cenat over RaKai is a consensus-breaking reversal from inside the group's own circle.

All three outlets stress the claims remain allegations that have not been independently verified. Yahoo says USA TODAY reached out to Linder, Cenat and both Travers brothers for comment. Linder, streaming live at the Ravens-Cowboys NFL game in Brazil on September 27, read aloud a chat message asking who "took advantage" of him, said "What?" and moved on, per Yahoo. Times of India notes Travers gave no specific dates or legal action, and Sportskeeda reports AMP member Agent 00 declined to discuss the matter, saying only, "He's dealing with something."