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Who is Clavicular? American influencer accused of failing to pay rent and trashing $7 million California mansion

Mint ·First reported 2d ago

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Influencer Clavicular, whose real name is Braden Eric Peters, faces allegations that he failed to pay rent and breached lease rules while hosting a Looksmaxxing Camp at a $7 million California mansion. His representative denies unpaid bills, saying camp…

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