Clavicular was filmed injecting his then 17-year-old girlfriend Alorah Ziva in the face while calling himself “Dr. Clav.” Months later, she filed a civil lawsuit containing allegations far more serious than the viral clip itself. Here is the full story.
According to the complaint, Clavicular contacted Alorah online in May 2025 when she was 16, paid her $1,000 for four videos and said he wanted her to become the “female face of looksmaxxing.”
She alleges their first in-person meeting took place at his parents’ Cape Cod home, where he gave her vodka until she could not consent, had sex with her that night, then again the following morning while she was asleep. Clavicular denies the allegations.
In November 2025, Alorah says she met him again at a networking event and traveled with friends to his Delray Beach residence. She alleges he tried to kiss her, she rejected him, and he later injected both of her cheeks during a Kick stream.
The footage confirms the injection happened. Clavicular jokes, “I can already see the clip: Clav injects meth in it,” then says, “Chat, we're looksmaxxing her” and accepts the nickname “Dr. Clav.”
But the video does not reveal what was inside the syringe or whether Alorah consented. Her lawsuit identifies the substance as Aqualyx and alleges she believed it may have contained methamphetamine or another undisclosed substance. That remains unproven.
FDA lists Aqualyx among unapproved fat-dissolving injections and warns of possible scars, infections and skin deformities. The complaint alleges Clavicular had no medical license, the procedure damaged Alorah’s cheek and the stream used her likeness without permission.
Alorah also alleges that in early 2026 Clavicular began discrediting her after she secured a $15,000-per-month sponsorship, causing her to lose the deal.
On April 28, 2026, she filed civil claims in Miami-Dade for battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress, fraud and unauthorized use of her name and likeness. In July, her lawyers sought information about Clavicular’s medical training and his Kick contract.
No court ruling has established the allegations as fact. Clavicular’s lawyer says he denies every claim and intends to defend the case.
One girl thought lying in Clavicular’s lap meant she had already WON… until her own FRIEND leaned across her and kissed him 😭
“I thought you said you weren’t interested?”
N3on, Arman Tsarukyan and Nina Drama met a young football fundraiser selling candy to raise his final $200
They covered the full amount, then let him keep every box ❤️
N3on played Arman Tsarukyan his track with Kevin Gates and Jason Derulo, then convinced him to use it for his next walkout
“This is better, right?”
“Yeah, better. Let’s do next one”
Clavicular was filmed injecting his then 17-year-old girlfriend Alorah Ziva in the face while calling himself “Dr. Clav.” Months later, she filed a civil lawsuit containing allegations far more serious than the viral clip itself. Here is the full story.
According to the complaint, Clavicular contacted Alorah online in May 2025 when she was 16, paid her $1,000 for four videos and said he wanted her to become the “female face of looksmaxxing.”
She alleges their first in-person meeting took place at his parents’ Cape Cod home, where he gave her vodka until she could not consent, had sex with her that night, then again the following morning while she was asleep. Clavicular denies the allegations.
In November 2025, Alorah says she met him again at a networking event and traveled with friends to his Delray Beach residence. She alleges he tried to kiss her, she rejected him, and he later injected both of her cheeks during a Kick stream.
The footage confirms the injection happened. Clavicular jokes, “I can already see the clip: Clav injects meth in it,” then says, “Chat, we're looksmaxxing her” and accepts the nickname “Dr. Clav.”
But the video does not reveal what was inside the syringe or whether Alorah consented. Her lawsuit identifies the substance as Aqualyx and alleges she believed it may have contained methamphetamine or another undisclosed substance. That remains unproven.
FDA lists Aqualyx among unapproved fat-dissolving injections and warns of possible scars, infections and skin deformities. The complaint alleges Clavicular had no medical license, the procedure damaged Alorah’s cheek and the stream used her likeness without permission.
Alorah also alleges that in early 2026 Clavicular began discrediting her after she secured a $15,000-per-month sponsorship, causing her to lose the deal.
On April 28, 2026, she filed civil claims in Miami-Dade for battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress, fraud and unauthorized use of her name and likeness. In July, her lawyers sought information about Clavicular’s medical training and his Kick contract.
No court ruling has established the allegations as fact. Clavicular’s lawyer says he denies every claim and intends to defend the case.
Clavicular was filmed injecting his then 17-year-old girlfriend Alorah Ziva in the face while calling himself “Dr. Clav.” Months later, she filed a civil lawsuit containing allegations far more serious than the viral clip itself. Here is the full story.
According to the complaint, Clavicular contacted Alorah online in May 2025 when she was 16, paid her $1,000 for four videos and said he wanted her to become the “female face of looksmaxxing.”
She alleges their first in-person meeting took place at his parents’ Cape Cod home, where he gave her vodka until she could not consent, had sex with her that night, then again the following morning while she was asleep. Clavicular denies the allegations.
In November 2025, Alorah says she met him again at a networking event and traveled with friends to his Delray Beach residence. She alleges he tried to kiss her, she rejected him, and he later injected both of her cheeks during a Kick stream.
The footage confirms the injection happened. Clavicular jokes, “I can already see the clip: Clav injects meth in it,” then says, “Chat, we're looksmaxxing her” and accepts the nickname “Dr. Clav.”
But the video does not reveal what was inside the syringe or whether Alorah consented. Her lawsuit identifies the substance as Aqualyx and alleges she believed it may have contained methamphetamine or another undisclosed substance. That remains unproven.
FDA lists Aqualyx among unapproved fat-dissolving injections and warns of possible scars, infections and skin deformities. The complaint alleges Clavicular had no medical license, the procedure damaged Alorah’s cheek and the stream used her likeness without permission.
Alorah also alleges that in early 2026 Clavicular began discrediting her after she secured a $15,000-per-month sponsorship, causing her to lose the deal.
On April 28, 2026, she filed civil claims in Miami-Dade for battery, intentional infliction of emotional distress, fraud and unauthorized use of her name and likeness. In July, her lawyers sought information about Clavicular’s medical training and his Kick contract.
No court ruling has established the allegations as fact. Clavicular’s lawyer says he denies every claim and intends to defend the case.
A man from Kenya invited Clavicular to his village and explained the lion-hunting plan waiting for him
“The first lion we’re gonna kill together. The second lion you’re gonna kill on yourself”
Darius admitted sucker punching Chicken Andy at the SeeEx house, then gave a brutal response when told Chicken was headed to the hospital
“I sucker punched him”
“Sucks to be him”
Chuck Liddell told N3on why he kept fighting after his chin started failing him
“I was finally making a lot of money fighting”
He retired when he realized he could no longer compete at the level he wanted
Darius admitted sucker punching Chicken Andy at the SeeEx house, then gave a brutal response when told Chicken was headed to the hospital
“I sucker punched him”
“Sucks to be him”
Myron ordered Drago to end his stream and hire a lawyer after the Mia Maxxed fight
“Get off stream, call a lawyer and don't talk to anybody else”
Drago then said he may ask Clavicular for a recommendation
Ice Poseidon backed Drago's account of the fight, then begged everyone to stop before he got banned
“Can you guys not fight anymore so I don't get banned?”
Myron ordered Drago to end his stream and hire a lawyer after the Mia Maxxed fight
“Get off stream, call a lawyer and don't talk to anybody else”
Drago then said he may ask Clavicular for a recommendation
Ice Poseidon backed Drago's account of the fight, then begged everyone to stop before he got banned
“Can you guys not fight anymore so I don't get banned?”
Black crewneck layered over a white collar
Dark fitted tee, cream trousers and probable Converse high-tops. The exact shoe version is unclear
Blue-grey lustrous overshirt or light jacket. Maker unverified
Clavicular is on the right in a fitted grey tank and silver-tone chain. The earlier draft mistakenly analyzed the other man
Exact audited subtotal: $964.97
That is the confirmed floor, not the complete wardrobe value
I audited every Clavicular look I could verify from August 23 to September 20
Five identified pieces alone total exactly $964.97 at retail. The complete wardrobe is worth more, but I excluded every suit, shoe and accessory I could not identify without guessing
Here is the full breakdown 👇
Black open-collar shirt, narrow sunglasses and a steel watch
White racing-style zip shirt with dark piping and an embroidered chest patch. No exact catalog match survived comparison
Plain black tank for the nightclub appearance
NAHMIAS Scribble Soccer Jersey in Blue Iris, style y36-t46l12-407: $300