More women came forward with allegations against Twitch streamer Matthew Rinaudo, better known by his online moniker Mizkif. He was accused of sexual assault and harassment, among other things, as well as insensitive comments about the deceased streamer on Twitch.
On October 25, Emily Beth “Emiru” Schunk accused Mizkif of sexual assault and blackmail threats involving dead pets, as well as stalking and harassment. Some of these claims were supported by screenshots of Discord messages he sent her after they broke up around early 2025.
Quqco accuses Mizkif of sexual assault and defamation
Several other women have now come forward with similar allegations. Twitch streamer Quqco called Emir “super brave” for sharing what she did, and said that while she didn't want to be associated with Mizkif, she wanted to back up her claims with a story about her own “personal hell that Mizkif kindly gifted her.” According to Quqco's Oct. 26 social media post, Mizkif sexually assaulted her while she was drunk and then made her say it was consensual. She said he was so apologetic that it ended with them having a “consensual fling” afterwards, but once it was over he spent years spreading “terrible rumours” about her. Quqco also accused Mizkif of trying to sabotage her subsequent relationship with fellow streamer Lacari.
AriaSaki says Mizkif creates victims
Separately, Angela “AriaSaki” Don said that Mizkif claimed that fellow streamer Byron “Reckful” Bernstein committed suicide in part because he was jealous of him. Don, who said she spoke to Reckful daily and was close to him, dismissed the claim as insensitive and baseless, saying Reckful had never mentioned Mizkif to her. She also claimed that Mizkif had engaged in “horrendous treatment” of others over an extended period of time. “You are not the victim, you create them,” she wrote in a recent post addressed to Mizkif.
Emily Wang says Mizkif “kicked” her and repeatedly asked her to make him coffee
During her latest live stream, Twitch star Emily Wang recounted her first and only encounter with Mizkif, which reportedly involved him kicking her and asking her to make him coffee as a way to say hi. After she left without saying anything, he “had the nerve to ask again” sometime later. When it became clear that wasn't going to happen, he allegedly told her, “This is why you'll never make it as a streamer,” Wang recalled, concluding that “the guy is crazy.”
Tricia Wang shares an embarrassing Mizkif story from TwitchCon 2025
Cooking content creator Tricia “triciaisabird” Wang said she had an unpleasant experience at TwitchCon 2025 that involved Mizkif. During an after-party over the weekend, he allegedly approached her to say hi, but then “grabbed me by the upper half of my face.” She said she didn't think the approach was sexual in nature, but it still made her uncomfortable. Like Quqco, Wang said she wanted to share her story to substantiate Emiru's claims that cast doubt on Mizkif's character. “It's a shame that sometimes we can't express our discomfort because we're afraid it will negatively affect our livelihood,” Wang wrote.
Content creator Kaho Shibuya separately repeated her previous claims about Mizkif encouraging her community to harass her after she criticized his disrespectful actions in Japan, where he filmed himself doing push-ups on the branch of a sakura tree. As she explained, cherry blossom trees are both culturally important and extremely delicate, to the point that the entire tree can die if a single branch snaps. Mizkif previously apologized for the 2025 incident, but Shibuya says she faced harassment for criticizing him.
