VIDEO: Nepenthez finally reacts as he denies brother’s allegation about him scamming kids through gambling and being “basically a pedophile”

Nepenthez finally reacts as he denies brother’s allegation about him scamming kids through gambling and being “basically a pedophile”.

Readers should note that not only have all of the claims been contested, but Nepenthez has also claimed that his brother is at a dark point in his life, insinuating mental issues.

The first major allegation was that the content creator had forged a mortgage application, thanks to his uncle. John accused him of fraud and said:

“He used his uncle who is an estate agent to forge him a mortgage application so him and his girlfriend could get the first house.”

FIFA content creator Craig Douglas, better known as Nepenthez, is the subject of a major controversy after his brother made a now-deleted TikTok accusing him of fraud, mortgage manipulation, and other things.

Nepenthez has refuted all of the claims, clarifying his position to his fans in a YouTube video that has since been made private. According to him, the video has been made private to curb further speculation about the controversy after the TikTok accusations were deleted.

He wrote on Twitter: “Guys. I appreciate the outpour of support so much, it genuinely moved me. 

“I’m so sad that such a deep personal issue for me had to be addressed on social media, however now the TikTok/ account of the incredibly painful false statements has gone, my response video will be Made private shortly too. 

“For everyone that reached out to check up on me, friends, colleagues, acquaintances and my community; thank you so much. I’m very grateful to have you all.”

He further announced that the YouTuber had scammed kids by manipulating them to use their parents’ money on him:

“Craig Douglas got rich of scamming kids through YouTube. He was manipulating kids absolutely in the age between eight and 15 to steal their parents credit card details and pass on to him. A lot of families fell victim to this and I can tell you now Craig Douglas Nepenthez made millions with all that scam.”

John added that his brother refused to help him start his own YouTube career. In subsequent TikToks, which have now all been deleted, he expressed joy at having gotten the word out but failed to provide any evidence to back up his claims.

VIDEO HERE.