xQc Laughs After Learning He Won’t Have to Appear in Court for Adept Lawsuits
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Streaming sensation Felix ‘xQc’ Lengyel couldn’t contain his amusement upon receiving a legal update regarding his ongoing lawsuits against his ex-partner Adept. During a live broadcast on June 4, 2024, xQc shared the news with his audience of around 24,000 viewers, laughing at the revelation that he would not have to appear in court.
“My lawyer says, ‘They filed the notice asking the court to appeal the review of the judgment, blah blah blah. You will not have to appear in court.’ Okay, thank you, man,” xQc read from his phone, chuckling. He then burst into laughter, clapping his hands, and exclaimed, “Holy fck man, Jesus. Enjoy the flight to fckin’ Austin, brother. It is what it is.”
xQc starts laughing as he reads his lawyers statement, confirming he will not have to appear in court for his lawsuits against Adept 😭
"oh man, enjoy the flight to Austin" pic.twitter.com/uK3p6rLHtY— iqkev (@iqkev) June 4, 2024Advertisement
This legal update follows a series of dramatic events between xQc and Adept, whose tumultuous relationship has been a focal point for many of xQc’s nearly 13 million followers. The tension reached a peak just over a week prior when Adept streamed a ph one call between herself and xQc, during which she criticized him for an interaction with another female broadcaster. In response, xQc served Adept with three separate lawsuits, referring to the phone call in her Twitch
The legal saga between xQc and Adept has been ongoing since their informal marriage in 2020 and subsequent filing for divorce in November 2022. Their breakup led to a prolonged legal battle throughout much of 2023, drawing significant public interest. Notable incidents in their feud include a viral $300,000 dispute over xQc’s McLaren sports car and a protective order filed against xQc, which was eventually closed without convictions.
🚨BREAKING: xQc reveals that he will be suing his ex girlfriend Adept and that it is one of 3 pending lawsuits he has on her
— iqkev (@iqkev) May 23, 2024
"so good luck in court…" pic.twitter.com/gvKVZa6ea3
In March 2024, xQc claimed he had “won” all court cases against Adept, suggesting the legal battles were concluded. However, the recent lawsuit updates indicate that the conflict is far from over. The specifics of what xQc aims to achieve with his current lawsuits remain unclear, but they may involve legal action over Adept recording and sharing a private phone call. If the call was recorded in a two-party consent state, where all parties must consent to the recording, Adept could face legal repercussions.
The xQc and Adept saga highlights the complexities of public relationships and legal disputes in the digital age. As both parties continue to navigate their legal challenges, their millions of followers remain captivated by the unfolding drama.
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