Looksmaxxing influencer Clavicular reportedly in hospital for suspected overdose

Braden Peters, known as Clavicular, suffered a reported overdose and has been hospitalised in Miami.

Clavicular has allegedly been hospitalised after a suspected drug overdose in Miami.

The Florida-based influencer, real name Braden Peters, was filming a live stream with friends when he appeared to become disorientated and asked to sit down.

Friends abruptly ended the stream as the 20-year-old’s state seemed to deteriorate and he began slurring his words.

The Hollywood Reporter has now confirmed a source said Peters experienced a suspected overdose at a Miami venue and was hospitalised on Tuesday night.

A Miami-Dade EMS dispatch call for an overdose at the same location has also circulated online, referencing a 20-year-old male.

According to the source, he remains in the hospital but is now in a “stable condition”.

Videos leaked to X appear to show Peters being carried outside to a waiting ambulance.

Further details of the medical emergency are yet to be confirmed.

Online influencer Braden Peters, aka Clavicular, uses ‘bone smashing’ and illegal drugs to maximise his looks. Photo / @clavicular0, Instagram

Known for his promotion of “looksmaxxing”, a trend centred around maximising physical attractiveness, the controversial content creator has come under fire for his promotion of dangerous beauty practices.

Peters recently told 60 Minutes Australia he had smashed the bones in his face and taken methamphetamine to improve his looks.

He walked out of the same interview after reporter Adam Hegarty asked about his links to the incel community and his relationship with Andrew Tate.

Tate, an alleged rapist and admitted misogynist, was seen with Peters at a Miami nightclub in January.

Alongside far right-commentator and white nationalist Nick Fuentes, the pair faced intense public backlash as they were filmed singing Ye’s “Heil Hitler” at the venue.

When asked by Hegarty why he would “spend time with people like that”, Peters suddenly told the journalist to have a nice day and stormed out.

The self-proclaimed “Gigachad” has made a career out of his controversial views and risky online stunts, including a suspected seizure at the start of the month.

On an April 2 live stream, Peters violently convulsed and lost consciousness after encouraging fellow influencer Cuban Tarzan to put him in a chokehold from behind.

Sources told TMZ the incident had been nothing more than “an impulsive prank gone wrong”.

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