
Twitch streamer Tbvnks said private videos with ex Camryn LaVine were leaked after a hack, not by her. He has preserved evidence and plans to sue.
Twitch streamer Tbvnks, whose real name is Tamari Simms, said private videos and photos involving him and his former girlfriend, Camryn LaVine, were leaked after someone hacked her online accounts. He denied she was involved in the leak.
Addressing the controversy during a livestream on Saturday, July 25, Tbvnks said the alleged breach targeted either her iCloud or Snapchat account. He said the incident also affected other people, not just the two of them.
"She did not post this, she didn't leak this herself," he said, calling on viewers not to direct abuse toward her. "Don't send no hate her way. She wouldn't do this."
Tbvnks said he has preserved evidence and intends to pursue legal action against the person responsible for the leak. "We give them to law enforcement and every single legal option were taken," he said, adding that they have "saved everything" and possess "screen recordings."
He did not disclose details about the suspect or the status of any investigation. Neither law enforcement nor the platforms involved have publicly confirmed the alleged hack.
Social media influencer FearBuck wrote on X that the content surfaced after Camryn LaVine's accounts were compromised. Camryn is the sister of NBA player Zach LaVine and has built her own online following, with more than 57,000 followers on Instagram.
Tbvnks also defended his decision to record private moments with his then partner, saying he had nothing to apologise for regarding consensual content created in a private setting. The 25-year-old streamer gained popularity through gaming livestreams, NBA 2K wager matches and reaction content.
He urged users not to speculate about his former girlfriend's involvement. "If this was revenge something, it would be a whole different route that I would go," he said. "Somebody hacked into her st... Somebody leaked it."
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