Streamer Awards 2026 Trophies Stolen Before Ceremony As QTCinderella Asks LA Locals For Help Before Nov. 12

QTCinderella makes a public plea after the Streamer Awards trophies go missing.© NDTV Library
The trophies for The Streamer Awards 2026 have reportedly been stolen off a producer's front porch, and QTCinderella is now asking people in Los Angeles to help track them down. The Twitch personality shared the news on October 29. If anyone spots the awards at a Goodwill store or pawn shop, she wants them to contact her. She also put up a picture of an older Sapphire Award so people know what they're looking for. And the whole thing forces the organizers to change how the awards get presented this year.
This is incredibly embarrassing but this years Streamer Awards trophies were stolen off of one of our producers front porch (LMAO) Soooooo…. If you happen to be in the Los Angeles area and see any of these bad boys at a good will or pawn shop lemme know (plz ????) https://t.co/hEaovNwa5H
— QTCinderella (@qtcinderella) October 30, 2026
QTCinderella reveals how the Streamer Awards 2026 trophies disappeared from a producer's porch
The update went up on X, and QTCinderella tried to keep it lighthearted even with the awards missing. Her post read:
“This is incredibly embarrassing but this years Streamer Awards trophies were stolen off of one of our producers front porch (LMAO).”
Then she asked anyone in the Los Angeles area to let her know if the trophies turn up at a Goodwill or pawn shop. The picture in the post showed The Sapphire Award, which was handed to Rachell “Valkyrae” during 2023 ceremony that QTCinderella hosted.
X user @RocketVnus asked if the winners' names were already engraved on the missing awards, and QTCinderella answered that the plates ship separately. That answer also showed what the temporary plan is for this year's show.
“The winners plates all get shipped in the night before. So we will be putting them on coffee mugs for this years show”
Asmongold calls the Streamer Awards rigged and shouts out Kaise echoing that sentiment "Last year I offered QT 100k donated to any charity..if she allowed me to have total back end access to the data collection for how nominations and voting was calculated..Adin Ross also put in another 100k..why is it that she didn't do that? Bc they probably rig it" "If somebody who they find to be politically inconvenient or not congruent with the sponsors..they will make the executive decision..the show isn't really the streamer awards. It's the streamer awards for all of the people that she thinks are acceptable to be on an award show..you could say nobody does a better show but ultimately you can't look at this as being unbiased" "It is rigged..why would you turn down the 100k? Bc it would make me look like a f'in ret*rd if I saw that they actually did everything correctly..you literally have a chance to turn one of the people that's criticizing you into a f'in idiot and have 100k donated in charity" "She (Kaise) really is great"
— yeet (@Awk20000) October 21, 2026
The trophy theft comes amid Asmongold's allegations about the Streamer Awards voting process
The missing awards aren't the only headache around this ceremony. Back on October 21, Zack “Asmongold” criticized the Streamer Awards and alleged that the voting process was rigged. He said he had offered QTCinderella $100,000 for full access to the data collection and nomination calculations, and according to him the money would go to a charity of her choice if she accepted.
He also wondered why she'd turn down what he described as a “win-win situation,” arguing that an independent check could have disproved his criticism. Still, these are Asmongold's allegations, not established evidence of wrongdoing.
The 2026 ceremony is scheduled for November 12, so organizers have less than two weeks to sort trophy issue.
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