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Landlord accuses influencer Clavicular of unpaid rent and damage at mansion
A landlord alleges influencer Clavicular failed to pay rent on a mansion in Encino, California, and broke the lease.
Clavicular, whose real name is Braden Peters, rented the home for $53,000 a month to host a camp teaching young men about “looksmaxxing,” or efforts to improve their appearance.
The landlord says he held parties that exceeded the lease’s guest limit and that attendees damaged or made a mess of the property.
Clavicular’s spokesperson denies the allegations, saying he has met his obligations and will respond if he is served with a lawsuit.
The complaint also alleges a horse was brought onto the property, alongside claims of fighting, vomiting and property damage.
The dispute could affect the camp, which charged participants $5,000 and whose website appears to have been taken down.
Clavicular’s spokesperson says he will respond through the legal process if formally served.
The Maimon Group alleges influencer Clavicular failed to pay rent and damaged a mansion in Encino, California.
The landlord says Clavicular held loud parties that breached a lease limit of six guests at a time.
A complaint alleges that guests fought, threw water and silly string, and left vomit and “fart spray” in the home.
A spokesperson for Clavicular denies that he has unpaid bills and says allegations that he failed to meet his obligations are false.
Clavicular rented the mansion for a “Looksmaxxing Camp” where participants paid $5,000 to attend.
- Who
- The Maimon Group, the landlord, has accused influencer Clavicular, whose real name is Braden Peters.
- What
- The landlord alleges unpaid rent, lease violations and damage at a rented mansion. Clavicular’s spokesperson denies the allegations.
- When
- Clavicular signed the lease in September. The complaint cites an alleged party on October 11.
- Where
- An Encino mansion in Los Angeles, California.
- Why
- The landlord alleges Clavicular failed to make monthly payments and held parties that violated the lease.
The Maimon Group
Clavicular’s spokesperson
Rent
The Maimon Group
The landlord alleges Clavicular failed to make monthly payments.
Clavicular’s spokesperson
The spokesperson says allegations that Clavicular did not meet his obligations are false.
Lease
The Maimon Group
The landlord alleges Clavicular violated lease regulations, including a limit of six guests at a time.
Clavicular’s spokesperson
The spokesperson disputes the allegations and says Clavicular will respond if served with a suit.
Party and damage
The Maimon Group
The complaint alleges a party involved fighting and damage at the mansion.
Clavicular’s spokesperson
The spokesperson denies the allegations that Clavicular has unpaid bills; the article does not report a specific response to the party claims.
Lawsuit
The Maimon Group
The landlord’s complaint alleges lease breaches.
Clavicular’s spokesperson
The spokesperson disputes that an official civil lawsuit has been filed.
Clavicular signed a lease for the Encino mansion, agreeing to pay $53,000 a month.
The complaint cites an alleged party at the mansion.
A livestream clip circulated showing someone from the landlord’s team confronting Clavicular at the mansion.
The Daily Mail reported the landlord’s allegations and the denial from Clavicular’s spokesperson.
- Rent
- $53,000 a month
- Property
- Mansion in Encino, California
- Lease guest limit
- No more than six guests at a time
- Camp fee
- $5,000 to attend
- Influencer
- Clavicular, whose real name is Braden Peters
What people are saying
Any allegation that he does not meet his obligations is false
He will respond to the fullest extent of the law once he is actually served with a suit.
breach of contract
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