Sketch gay video leak

Popular Twitch streamer Sketch emotionally addressed a leak showing he once filmed porn on OnlyFans, telling his 1.1 million followers he has a “changed person” after kicking “a couple” of addictions.

“Two years ago, I did some stuff.

Is Sketch gay? I consider him a friend and I hope he continues to be the sweet soul that we all know and love.' 

The gamer is famous for streaming live sessions on 'Madden' and his catchphrases 'what's up brother' and 'special teams, special plays, special players.'

Famous for also playing 'Madden NFL' on Twitch, Sketch is often seen gaming with fellow streamer Jynxzi, who's known for his podcast where he interviews other streamers on the platform.

Over 70,000 viewers tuned in within the first three minutes of his stream, and that viewership number quickly climbed to 100,000 as Sketch began discussing the allegations. "Two years ago, I did some stuff. I’m sorry if you’ve seen some of the stuff,” the 25-year-old streamer, whose real name is Kylie Cox, told his followers Monday, confirming he was the adult performer seen in the leaked material.

“Yeah, that was me.

“I did not have sexual relations with that man!” Sketch pretended to say. Sketch was my homie yesterday, he’s my homie today, he’ll be my homie tomorrow. But he also thanked fans and friends who stood up for him during this time, including streamers like Turner “Tfue” Tenney.

Streamer Jynxzi cried during a stream while defending Sketch against bullies: “To every single person that switched up on Sketch or all of a sudden wants to start hating Sketch, at the end of the day bro, he never hurt anybody with what he did.”

Jynxzi added that Sketch is his brother no matter what.

In the end, however, it’s illegal and morally wrong to share explicit and graphic images of someone online and can be seen as a form of revenge porn.

… Cat’s out of the bag.”

Sketch conceded that he went through dark thoughts after the images were leaked — saying he feared he might not have survived had close friends and family “saved” him — before saying it was a relief to finally be unburdened of having to keep it secret.

“I’ve been living under the threat of that coming out for like two years,” he said.

“I’ll tell you what — weight lifted off my shoulders,” he said now he no longer had “stuff in the closet.”

Sketch went on to say that he thought he might quit if the news ever came out, but joked he would now take inspiration from Kim Kardashian on how to handle a sex-tape scandal.

Sketch said he now plans to take a quick break, but may be back streaming as soon as Wednesday.

While some took to social media to express their disappointment in Sketch for his past, plenty of his fellow creators, including [FaZe Banks, came to his defense.

Come back. In a brief Twitch stream, Sketch said that he was in a dark place two years ago, struggling with substance abuse. Banks reinstilled his support for the popular Twitch creator, convincing him to rendezvous and discuss the situation.

Sketch went live on Twitch just before 5 p.m.

Cox released a video admitting to the images and videos being of him, revealing the torment the reactions online had caused him.

'Two years ago, I did some stuff,' Sketch said. I am sorry if you have seen some of that stuff.