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Who Is Alorah Ziva And Why Is She Suing Clavicular? Lawsuit Explained
Influencer Alorah Ziva, whose real name is Aleksandra Vasilevna Mendoza, has filed a lawsuit against controversial “looksmaxxing” streamer Clavicular, accusing him of battery, fraud, and intentional infliction of emotional distress.
The complaint outlines a series of serious allegations, including sexual assault and being injected with an unapproved substance during a livestream. The lawsuit was filed in Miami-Dade and seeks more than $50,000 in damages.
Who Is Alorah Ziva?
Alorah Ziva, also known as Aleksandra Vasilevna Mendoza, is a young influencer who says she first met Clavicular when she was a minor. According to the lawsuit, she was 16 in 2025 when Braden Peters allegedly paid her $1,000 to film “looksmaxxing” videos and told her he wanted her to be the “female face” of the community.
She went on to create content with him and posted multiple videos. Mendoza later secured a contract in early 2026 worth $15,000 a month as a social media promoter, but claims her career was damaged after Peters allegedly began a campaign to discredit her, leading to lost sponsorships.
Lawsuit Explained
The lawsuit details multiple allegations against Peters, now 20. Mendoza claims that during a visit to his parents’ Cape Cod home, she was given excessive alcohol until she was intoxicated, after which Peters allegedly had sex with her without consent.
Another key allegation involves a livestream where Peters allegedly injected Mendoza’s face with Aqualyx, a fat-dissolving substance not approved by the FDA for such use. The complaint states he suggested methamphetamine may have been added to the mixture, and Mendoza appeared “drugged on camera.”
Mendoza also accuses Peters of using her name and image without permission in monetized content.
Peters’ attorney, Steve Kramer, has denied the allegations, stating they are “unproven” and that Peters intends to “vigorously defend himself.” The streamer was also arrested separately on battery charges on March 26.
