Clavicular Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Misconduct

0:00It's April 30, I'm Cory with the story. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, driven by AI and built for the culture. Online personality Clavicular, whose real name is Braden Peters, is now facing a major lawsuit from 18-year-old influencer Alora Ziva. She's hitting him with charges of battery, fraud, and intentional emotional distress over alleged misconduct that started online. They linked up digitally back in 2025 when Peters paid her to pump out social media content he's scripted, helping skyrocket her, following. But it turned dark during an in-person hangout in Cape Cod. Ziva claims Peters got her blackout drunk on alcohol, then pushed into sexual activity while she couldn't consent, leaving her with deep anxiety, fear, and ongoing trauma. She's also mad he kept using her image in paid posts without her okay. A wild detail from the suit involves a livestream where Peters, no doctor, injected her face with aquelix, an unapproved fat melted drug that she, he, suspects hid meth or worse,

1:04all without full disclosure. Peters' lawyer shut it down hard, calling the claims unproven and vowing a fierce courtroom defense, so expect this drama to drag on as both sides dig in.