Tylil has publicly denied the sexual assault allegation made by streamer Jourdin Pauline. He called the claim untrue. The accusations have split the streaming community and prompted police involvement. However, no formal charges have been announced yet.
Tylil denies any wrongdoing in sexual assault allegations made by Jourdin Pauline
Tylil posted a short message on Instagram that said, “I would like to make it clear that I have never sexually assaulted anyone.”
He also told viewers on a stream that he would not discuss the matter further and urged people not to come looking for “responses” or “drama,” saying, “It’s Christmas, it’s a wonderful time of the year. Go be with y’all families… Kick it.”
Jourdin Pauline published a longer account of the night in question with Tylil during a tearful livestream. She said the incident occurred at a private area of a Streamer Awards after-party. She alleged that she was isolated, had her phone taken, and was recorded while upset.
“I feel so used. Like, I am literally so upset. I am embarrassed. I am just disgusted. Like, shit is enough. Like, I am tired. I am tired. I am really tired,” she said on stream, adding that she felt pressured and feared blackmail.
Pauline also showed call logs on camera and said police have been contacted. Even though police involvement has been reported, no charges have been filed yet.
Reaction across the streaming community was immediate and intense. Supporters rallied behind Pauline under the hashtag #JusticeForJourdin, while other creators urged caution. Streamer Cuffem reacted on a stream with shock, saying, “Goddamn… Good God, just blow up the whole house… I don’t even know what to do no more,” and others noted how quickly the story spread online.
At present, the sexual assault situation involving Tylil and Jourdin Pauline remains unresolved.
