Streamer Kai Cenat Sends Cease-And-Desist To Ex-Friend Reggie Travers, Demands He Delete Videos Accusing Him Of Grooming 17-Year-Old Rakai

Streamer Kai Cenat Sends Cease-And-Desist To Ex-Friend Reggie Travers, Demands He Delete Videos Accusing Him Of Grooming 17-Year-Old Rakai

Kai Cenat is taking his fallout with former friend Reggie Travers beyond the internet, sending a legal warning over allegations the streamer says are fabricated.

TMZ reports that Cenat’s attorneys issued an October 2 cease-and-desist letter accusing Travers, a streaming collaborator also known as Lil Rodney Son, of spreading false and misleading claims in videos about him.

“We want to be unequivocal: the suggestion that Mr. Cenat has ever engaged in any form of pedophilia, or exchanged s*x for platforming any person, is categorically false,” the letter states.

The legal team says Travers has offered no evidence supporting his accusations and argues the claims have damaged Cenat’s reputation. Attorneys also allege Travers made thre@ats toward Cenat and people working with him.

“Your conduct has caused employees to fear for their safety and has disrupted business,” the letter reads.

Cenat is demanding that Travers remove the videos containing the disputed statements.

The dispute erupted publicly in late September after Travers accused Cenat of grooming 17-year-old streamer Rakai, another member of the Clover Boys streaming circle. Cenat forcefully denied the allegation during a September 30 livestream and threatened to involve police and pursue legal action. Rakai rejected claims that he had been ab*sed.

On Friday, October 23, Travers displayed documents he said involved a temporary restraining order sought by Cenat. The filing has not been independently confirmed, but Travers says he is prepared to challenge the matter in court.

As of Friday, Cenat had not publicly responded to TMZ’s request for comment.