Reggie Travers Alleges Childhood Sexual Abuse, Calls On Kai Cenat And RaKai To Speak Up
Popular streamer Reggie Travers is speaking publicly about what he described as childhood sexual abuse, sharing an emotional video in which he accused his brother of touching him sexually and said the experience followed him for years.
Travers, a Baltimore native with more than 1.4 million TikTok followers and more than 572,000 YouTube subscribers, made the allegations in a video uploaded to YouTube that later spread across social media.
“I’m not scared no more,” Travers said. “James, you took advantage of me while I was young and you had me questioning myself my whole life. You made me think I was gay.”
Travers then alleged that his brother tried to molest him and touched him sexually.
The allegations have not been independently verified, and Travers’ brother had not publicly responded to them as of the original report.
Travers Says He Needed To Speak Out
During the emotional video, Travers acknowledged that some people might ridicule him for coming forward but said he wanted others who experienced sexual abuse to know they were not alone.
“I know some people gon’ laugh cause that sh-t is crazy as hell,” Travers said. “But everybody like me knows you aren’t alone, but I had to get this demon off my back.”
Travers also thanked his mother, saying she did not know what had allegedly happened and that telling her was painful. The streamer has built a sizable online following since 2020 through vlogs, freestyles, interactions with other creators and other content.
Travers Calls Out Kai Cenat And RaKai
Travers later turned his attention to fellow streamer Kai Cenat, with whom he has appeared in several videos.
“Kai, you wrong as hell, ’cause you know somebody took advantage of RaKai,” Travers said, referring to content creator and Twitch streamer QuVonn RaKai Linder. “I’mma be real. Y’all need to tell him to speak up.”
Travers did not provide evidence in the video establishing the allegation involving Linder.
Linder rose to prominence after participating in Cenat’s “Streamer University” in 2025 and has since amassed millions of followers across social media. Travers ended his comments with a message to parents, urging them to take children seriously when they say someone is making them uncomfortable.
“Parents, if your kids tell you that somebody is making them uncomfortable, you better listen,” he said.
Travers also warned Cenat and his associates against ignoring his claims, saying the situation would continue becoming more serious.
As of the original report, Cenat, Linder and the other individuals named in Travers’ video had not publicly addressed his allegations.
