Online personality Clavicular, 20, revealed on a recent livestream that he and his on-again, off-again girlfriend Lily Snyder are trying to have a baby. The 'looksmaxxing' influencer stated during a Kick stream, which also featured former associate Woah Vicky, that he and Snyder have stopped using birth control and that he plans to begin taking testosterone.
Clavicular, whose birth name is Braden Peters, told viewers that he and Snyder have been engaging in sexual activity daily. Snyder, however, clarified that their family planning efforts are not dictating their intimacy schedule.
This announcement follows Clavicular's previous assertions that he was infertile. Last year, he claimed on a livestream that he was not capable of having a child at that time. He did, however, mention that a method existed to address this if he chose to pursue it. He explained that his body was not producing testosterone due to a negative feedback loop caused by external hormone sources.
Relationship and Personal Matters
During the same livestream, Woah Vicky inquired about the stability of Clavicular and Snyder's relationship. The couple acknowledged facing challenges, which they attributed to external factors. Reports from TMZ suggest these issues include Clavicular's flirting and balancing his career with their romance. The pair enlisted Vicky to mediate their discussions, believing she would be impartial.
Clavicular and Snyder experienced a public breakup in July, four months after beginning their relationship, but reconciled shortly thereafter. IMAGE4
The content creator recently embarked on a college tour, commencing his appearances on Saturday at Club Camelot in West Palm Beach, Florida. His tour is scheduled to continue in Syracuse, New York, and conclude in Tampa, Florida, on August 31.
In April, Clavicular was hospitalized following a suspected overdose during a livestream. The following day, he stated on X that he had used substances as a coping mechanism to appear 'neurotypical' in public. He described the experience as "brutal" and noted that the substances were not a sustainable solution, mentioning the physical impact of a CPR mask used during the incident. IMAGE5 IMAGE6