Kai Cenat Sued Over Fan Beating by Bodyguard

Popular streamer Kai Cenat is at the center of a new controversy: he has been sued over an alleged assault by his bodyguard on a bystander. The lawsuit, filed in New York, claims the incident occurred during the 2025 Dominican Day Parade.

The plaintiff, Dustin Batista, alleges that Kai's bodyguard, known as Lamont Gilbert (Cuddy), attacked him without provocation. Batista says he was simply passing by when he encountered Kai and his security team and was suddenly beaten.

The lawsuit states that Gilbert, acting as Kai's security guard, "struck, punched, and assaulted" Batista. The plaintiff insists he did not threaten, attack, or provoke anyone, and that he was a victim of unprovoked aggression.

The incident has sparked a heated debate on social media, with fans and critics discussing the behavior of celebrity security details. Many point out that such incidents undermine trust in public figures and their entourages.

Kai Cenat, one of the most popular streamers on Twitch and YouTube, has not yet commented on the situation. His representatives have also remained silent. Batista's lawyers are seeking compensation for physical and emotional damages.

This is not the first time a celebrity bodyguard has been involved in a scandal, but for Kai, it could be a serious blow to his reputation. The court is likely to hear the case in the coming months, and the outcome could influence how streamers and other public figures hire security.

Meanwhile, fans and observers are waiting for further developments. Many are wondering whether there were witnesses or video recordings that could shed light on the incident. If the guard's guilt is proven, Kai may have to pay compensation and reconsider his security policies.