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Streamer Sued Over Mansion Party Gone Wild
29 Oct
Summary
- Streamer Braden Eric Peters allegedly trashed a leased Encino mansion.
- Landlord claims party guests caused damage and disrupted neighbors.
- A horse was reportedly brought onto the property without consent.
A lawsuit has been filed against streamer Braden Eric Peters, also known as Clavicular, by The Maimon Group, the company that leased him an Encino mansion. The landlord alleges Peters, 20, transformed the $53,000-a-month, 8,611-square-foot estate into a "party house" shortly after signing the lease in late September.
The complaint highlights an alleged incident on October 11, detailing multiple fights, guests being thrown into a pool, and water damage throughout the house. It claims party attendees sprayed "silly string" and "fart spray" indoors, vomited inside, and spilled drinks extensively.
Further accusations include loud gatherings that attracted law enforcement, exceeding the lease's six-person guest limit, and a particularly unusual violation: bringing a horse onto the property without the required written consent. These events allegedly occurred during Clavicular's "Camp Looksmax" event.
A spokesperson for Clavicular refuted the claims, stating that the streamer had not yet been served with the lawsuit and that all "Camp Looksmax" bills were paid upfront, labeling any allegations of unmet obligations as false.
