After releasing a diss track targeting Kai Cenat the former Clover Boys member Reggie reveals what the judge decided during their court hearing

Reggie has shared his first update after his court hearing with Kai Cenat on November 3. The former Clover Boys member spoke about the hearing during a livestream and revealed that the judge had ordered him to stay away from Kai for 12 months. However, Reggie also made it clear that he was never sued by the popular streamer. His comments came after he released a diss track targeting Kai on the same day as the court hearing.Reggie reveals the judge's decision after his court hearing with Kai CenatDuring his livestream on November 3, Reggie spoke about what happened inside the courtroom. He told viewers that the judge had ordered him to stay away from Kai for the next 12 months."The judge ruled I gotta stay away from that guy for 12 months," Reggie said.He also said that he had no plans to go near Kai or cause him any harm. Reggie wanted viewers to understand that he did not want to hurt the streamer or get into any more trouble with him."I don't have no intention of going around him," Reggie said. "I don't wanna harm that guy. I don't wanna do nothing to that guy. I don't wanna do nothing to nobody."He ended his statement by saying, "I just rap."Reggie also made another important point about the case. He said that Kai had never sued him."I was never getting sued," Reggie said. "He can't even sue me. See how that works?"However, the exact 12-month period has not been confirmed through a court record or a statement from Kai's side. Other reports about the hearing say that Kai received the stalking protective order he had requested. The reported rules also stop Reggie from visiting AMP properties or talking about Kai directly or indirectly.Reggie's diss track came out before the court hearingThe disagreement between the two streamers started in late September. Reggie left the Clover Boys and began making claims against Kai. Kai and the other streamer involved denied those claims.On October 2, Kai's lawyers sent Reggie a cease-and-desist letter. The letter called his claims false and asked him to delete his videos. It also accused him of making threats against Kai and people close to him.Kai later asked the court for a stalking protective order, which led to the November 3 hearing.Reggie also released a diss track called "Before Court" on the same day. The song came with an official music video that made fun of Kai's toughness.The timing of the song is important because the reported court order could stop Reggie from making direct or indirect comments about Kai for the next year.For now, Reggie says he has no intention of going near Kai and insists that his focus is on making music. The reported court restrictions could also bring an end to their public back-and-forth for some time.You use AI every day. Now get your AI Quotient. Take the AIQ test.