Natalia “Alinity Divine” Mogollon has asked to be alone after drama erupted over leaked screenshots of Tyler “Trainwreck” Niknam harassing her a few years ago.
Alinity accused Trainwreck of threatening her in 2018, claiming it was the reason she won’t stream with him anymore. Trainwreck allegedly told Alinity he would rape her in a Twitch chat, leading Alinity to say to her viewers that it’s “not cool” and she never wants to be alone with him.
“I’m terrified of him, honestly,” Alinity Divine said at the time.
The streaming community went crazy soon after, with some jumping to console Alinity and others defending Trainwreck due to a lack of evidence. Alinity took to Twitter to show further harassment she’s received from Trainwreck.
“It’s been a cycle of him sexually harassing me, me saying NO, him getting angry and threatening me at events or in text, then later him wanting to ‘talk it out,’ only to make sexual remarks or get in my face again,” Alinity said.
While some followers were still skeptical of the accusations, Alinity said that the threat is being “pursued through the proper legal channels.” It’s unclear if she has further proof she is not showing the public. Either way, Alinity is done talking about what happened.
Despite her wishes to not address the drama anymore, the situation has been brought up once again by The Leftovers Podcast. The hosts, Hasan “HasanAbi” Piker and Ethan “H3H3” Klein brought up Alinity when comparing her allegations to recent accusations AdriannahLee has made against CrazySlick.
Many people felt that it wasn’t right to bring up Alinity’s controversial situation without her consent. In response, Klein claimed that he had discussed the show with Alinity beforehand and was given permission to bring up her allegations against Trainwreck.
“I fully support and believe Alinity. The way she was dismissed and dog piled on last time disgusted me,” Klein added.
After a while, Alinity tweeted that she wanted to be left alone. Many people responded with support for Alinity this time around, telling her that they wished her well and condemning HasanAbi and Klein for rehashing a sensitive moment in her life.
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