Clavicular ‘refused to see’ his intervention-staging father after drug overdose

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I can’t believe this! I just read that Clavicular completely shut his dad, Kenneth Peters, out! Apparently, Kenneth flew all the way from New Jersey to Florida, desperately trying to help after Clavicular’s overdose and hospital stay last night. Can you believe he refused to even see him? It’s just… heartbreaking. I’m so worried about him, and the fact that he’s pushing away the one person who’s always been there is just awful. I really hope he gets the help he needs.

According to TMZ, 60-year-old co-founder of Connors Group intended to discuss his 20-year-old son’s well-being. The son was upset that his father hadn’t come to the Bacara Club’s opening event with him.

Feeling upset, Peters returned home without talking to Clavicular (originally named Braden Eric Peters), after previously accusing him of being a serious drug addict during a live online broadcast in January.

Despite being under 21, the social media personality known as ‘looksmaxxing’ celebrated what he called ‘the biggest night of my life’ by co-hosting Miami Beach’s first live-streamed nightclub event with rapper Blueface.

Last December, Clavicular told his parents he was planning a trip to Turkey for a $35,000 jaw surgery. In response, they reportedly took his passport and birth certificate away from him.

The content creator, known for stirring debate, shared footage in his latest YouTube video of a party where everyone focused on staying hydrated and enjoying a positive atmosphere, without alcohol or drugs. He described it as a ‘watermaxxing’ event – prioritizing water intake and good vibes.

‘So, tonight I’m on nothing. I don’t plan on being on anything for the foreseeable future.’

A woman then directly asked if he had any drugs, and seemed dismissive when he responded that he was currently sober, but had previously overdosed.

‘I’m fully sobermaxx tonight. I’m fully sober. I swear to God,’ the autistic streamer affirmed.

Clavicular kissed three women, and was rude to one of them, telling her she was in the way of the camera and that people were there to see him, not her. He emphasized his own importance, saying there were many other people like her but only one of him.

On Tuesday at approximately 5:40 PM, model Elena Velez collapsed while live-streaming from a Miami restaurant. Friends had to help him leave and take him to the hospital.

Clavicular, a social media personality with 2 million followers, tweeted on Wednesday morning that their recent experience was very difficult.

Okay, so everything I take, all of it, is just me desperately trying to act normal when I’m around people. It’s a pathetic attempt to blend in, I know it’s not fixing anything, but it feels like I have to. Honestly, the absolute worst moment tonight? When I took off the mask… it felt like everything was falling apart, like I couldn’t even hold myself up without it. It was terrifying.

As someone who follows wellness trends, I was surprised to read a recent New York Times interview where this Seton Hall Prep alum detailed his daily regimen. Despite claiming sobriety, he openly shared he takes a lot of supplements and medications – things like testosterone, Accutane, retatrutide, nebivolol, Melanotan 2, melatonin, L-Glutathione, and NAD+. It’s a pretty extensive list, and definitely raises some eyebrows when paired with a statement about being sober.

Clavicular promotes dangerous practices to his followers, including hitting their faces with hammers, using steroids, taking unproven weight-loss drugs, and using crystal meth, all in pursuit of extreme physical enhancement.

A Sacred Heart University student was expelled in 2024 after police found steroids in their dorm room.

Clavicular was arrested less than three weeks ago for a simple battery charge. This followed a fight that happened during a live stream on February 2nd, involving his partner, Violet Marie Lentz, and social media personality Jenny Popach.

The popular streamer, who is 5’11” tall, broadcasts regularly on platforms such as Kick, Twitch, and Discord. He also offers a monthly subscription-based training program called The Clavicular System for $39, focusing on aesthetics.

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2026-04-17 05:25