FGTeeV Duddy’s Concerning Recent Live-Stream

On October 6th, Vincent Carter, more commonly known as FGTeeV Duddy, posted a series of Instagram reels. That same day, he made even more concerning comments about his family. On the livestream, he stated that he didn’t trust his family, that they were demons, and that he would be cloned. Duddy has since "clarified" everything he said, but an alleged message from his son, Mike, suggests that Duddy may not be in the right head space.
Vincent “Duddy” Carter had started his live-stream while driving in his car. During this live-stream, he stated, “I don’t trust my family,” as recalled by Y!Entertainment, “I don’t trust Alexis. I don’t trust Mike. I don’t trust Chase, Shawn, or Samantha.” He had also stated that his family are all demons, that his actual surname was “Pampena,” and he’s going to be “closed” because Jesus is coming back. Duddy also brought up a man named Chad Doerman in one of his Instagram stories, a man who was inspired to kill his family by a Bible verse, noting how Chad Doerman was tricked by the devil. All of this left fans even more concerned for Duddy’s mental health.
However, in a follow-up stream, Duddy peddled back on his earlier statements and emphasized how much he loves his family, saying, “Come on, you know that that’s not a way that I think of my family. I love my children and my [heart] with all my life,” as stated in Hindustan Times. Duddy had also insisted that his faith in Jesus Christ changed him, and how he felt at peace because of it.
Not long after, clips of Duddy’s live-stream cycled through the algorithm and went viral. A TikToker alleged that Mike Carter, one of Duddy’s children, asked them to remove the video they made about the situation from their page. Mike allegedly said his father is sick, and that the videos have affected his family deeply. However, it is not confirmed that the message from Mike is real, as clearly stated in Primetimer's article about the situation.
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