Chan Later Apologized For His Conduct Later Apologized For His

OfflineTV is a house that is shared by content creators who are famous for their online hangouts, "League of Legends," "Minecraft" and other gaming-related content on social media. According to Yvonne Ng, and Lily "LilyPichu," Ki, Fedmyster also referred to as Fed, crossed boundaries.

LilyPichu has also accused Chris Chan, former manager of OfflineTV of sexual harassment. Chan later apologized for his actions.

OfflineTV issued a statement Saturday on Twitter: "We strive to be an environment where everyone feels safe and safe. In this regard, Fed has been removed from Offline TV. Fed will also no longer living with us. We are with Yvonne and her statement. We also encourage anyone else brave enough to tell their story.

Fed posted his apology on Saturday night. Fed expressed his regrets and did not intend to behave in a malicious or predatory way. "I have flaws. I have issues that hinder my friendships, issues within myself. But I'm not a prey and I do not want this to happen."

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Ng who is frequently seen on OfflineTV as the house manager, stated that Fed began with her as a great friend. However, this changed when Fed began to touch her without knowing while he was drunk. She asked him later about the incident, and he replied that it was something he couldn't remember.

Ng wrote that "one night the girls were hanging around together and, when the topic of Fed came up, it became apparent that we all had our stories about Fed."

On Saturday, LilyPichu made an announcement confirming Ng's story and asserting that Fed had offered her a massage while she was experiencing an emotional breakup, and massaged her thighs and upper back. She claimed that Fed also lay in her bed while drunk.

"I could not deny that Fed had a questionable history with girls from our circle," LilyPichu wrote, "I did not want to face the reality that our dear friend could be capable of this."

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Imane "Pokimane" Anys, the most popular female streamer on Twitch with 5 million followers, posted a post on the matter on Sunday, after some of her fans were defending Fed on social media.

She said that Fed attempted to manipulate her love life and paint her in a negative light her friends when she was in the OfflineTV house.

"This was not the last or first time Fed would lie to me. She stated that she was distrustful of Fed.

Fed hasn't yet publicly responded to Pokimane's accusations. He was unable to be reached for clarification.

The group had a private intervention with Fed but felt the need to reveal it publicly. Pokimane and Ng, along with an additional member William "Scarra", Li made separate statements.

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Pokimane, June 28, 2020 (@pokimanelol).

"We tried a lot of compromises, and it's unfortunate it had to come to this," said Pokimane.

Pokimane had announced on June 19 that she was leaving to live with a group of women. On Sunday, she clarified that one of the reasons why she was moving out was due to Fed.

In her statement on Saturday, LilyPichu also accused Chris Chan, her former manager and one of the original four members of OfflineTV, of wrapping his arms and legs around her for hours, while his pants were not on in 2017. She wrote, "I remember his legs being hairy and how disgusted he must have felt."

Chan made a statement on Sunday, stating: "This violation of my morality will continue to remain with me until this day... if it's any consolation for those who read this, my hatred of myself and my actions far surpass anything I've ever felt in my life."