During recent court proceedings, streamer Pxie testified under oath that she shared three sexual videos featuring herself and fellow streamer Destiny with her ex-boyfriend—without Destiny’s knowledge or explicit consent. This revelation stands out since Pxie is currently suing Destiny for allegedly doing essentially the same thing: sharing intimate content without proper consent.
The lawsuit, which has captured attention across the streaming community, centers on allegations that Destiny (Steven Bonnell II) improperly shared homemade NSFW videos featuring Pxie. Destiny has consistently denied these claims, maintaining that both parties understood how their intimate materials could be shared, particularly with their respective partners.
According to Destiny, he learned about Pxie’s distribution of their videos for the first time during her court testimony. Court documents indicate Pxie clarified she intended the videos to be shared only with her former boyfriend and had claimed Destiny knew she wasn’t sharing them with anyone else.
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The judge reportedly commented on the situation, suggesting there appeared to be some level of implied consent in both directions. This observation could complicate Pxie’s civil claim against Destiny, as she now stands accused of the very behavior at the center of her lawsuit.
Messages between the streamers were referenced during the proceedings, though no direct written evidence was presented showing that Destiny explicitly consented to Pxie sharing their intimate videos with her ex-boyfriend. Both parties had apparently communicated with their respective partners about sharing such content—Destiny with his wife Melina, and Pxie with her ex—but not with each other regarding further distribution.
The lawsuit began after private sexual material between Destiny and Pxie allegedly spread without consent due to various factors including a Discord hack.
Court transcripts may soon become publicly available unless sealed retroactively, and they could reveal even more about both parties’ testimonies and the specific allegations and defenses. How this plays out could change the direction of the lawsuit, which focuses on whether clear consent was actually given and if any kind of implied consent existed, given their relationship and conversations.
