Kai Cenat Gets Asked If He Ra*ed RaKai During Shocking McDonald's Drive-Thru Encounter

Kai Cenat pushes back after a McDonald's employee raises the allegations against him.© NDTV Library

A McDonald's drive-thru worker asked Kai Cenat point-blank whether he sexually assaulted 17-year-old streamer RaKai, and it all went down on an IRL livestream. A clip of the exchange was circulating online on November 8. Cenat challenged the question right away and called the accusation unfounded. He has denied the claims behind the question, and RaKai, the younger creator involved, has publicly rejected claims that he was abused. The exact McDonald's location has not been confirmed, and the clip only captures part of the interaction.

Kai Cenat was confused after a McDonald's employee asked him if he had raped RaKai. https://t.co/M424urVROU

— FearBuck (@FearedBuck) November 8, 2026

Reggie's allegations involving RaKai led to a public dispute with Kai Cenat

The worker's question pointed back to claims from Reggie Travers, also known as Lil Rodney Son and a former Clover Boys associate. In late September, Reggie alleged that Cenat knew someone had taken advantage of RaKai.

Then he accused Cenat of grooming the younger streamer on Instagram Live titled “Truth” on September 30. Both sets of claims come from Reggie himself.

Cenat hit back during his own livestream that same day and challenged Reggie to take any evidence to police. “I'm suing you, brother… It's going too far. You playing with my name,” he said.

He also told Reggie: “Tomorrow, when you wake up, call the cops. Call the cops and show them evidence because guess what? I am calling the cops!”

RaKai, who took part in Cenat's Streamer University, had already addressed the claims in a September 29 post on X, a day before Reggie's Instagram Live.

“I never got touched in any way growing up and not by my family or my friends,” he wrote, adding, “Please don't believe everything you read on the internet.”

Cenat's legal team sent a cease-and-desist letter as Reggie claimed a court order

Cenat's legal team sent Reggie a cease-and-desist letter on October 2, and the main demand was that videos containing the allegations be taken down. It came after Cenat had said publicly that he planned to sue Reggie.

Details of the letter came out on October 23. “The suggestion that Mr. Cenat has ever engaged in any form of pedophilia, or exchanged sex for platforming any person, is categorically false,” the lawyers wrote.

Besides that, the letter alleged threats against Cenat and people associated with him, along with reputational harm and employee safety concerns.

Reggie later said he was prepared to fight in court. In early November, he claimed a judge had ordered him to stay away from Cenat for 12 months after court appearance.

He also said Cenat had not actually sued him. Details of that reported order have not been independently confirmed. The drive-thru clip was circulating online on November 8, more than five weeks after Reggie's Instagram Live.