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Twitch streamer Kai Cenat has finally opened up on fellow streamer and friend Adin Ross. For those unaware, Adin, who is currently a Kick streamer and a co-owner, hasn't streamed in a couple of months. The streamer hasn't even been very active on social media either (except for a recent post that may explain his absence).
Back on June 8, 2024, Adin took to his alternative X account AR15THEDEMON (@AR15thed3mon) to reveal that he was about to undergo an unspecified surgery. The Kick co-owner wrote:
"Hey guys about to undergo surgery very soon, I’ll keep everyone updated. I love you guys."
Today (June 29), Twitch streamer Kai Cenat took to his Twitch stream to speak on Adin Ross' absence, stating that he has kept in touch with him every week. The streamer said:
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"I've been talking to Adin. I check up on Adin four times a week. I try to, or like three times a week. I try to check up on him three times a week to make sure that he is doing fine. As long as he comes back valid, he gonna be good, bro. Do you feel me? A lot is going on. As long as he comes back valid, he's going to be straight."
What did Adin Ross say about his absence?
Adin Ross' absence has been quite surprising given his regular livestreams. He is the largest streamer on the Stake-owned streaming platform Kick, boasting over 1.2 million followers.
While he hasn't been very active on his social media accounts, one of his verified fan pages reached out to him on X, where he responded by stating the following:
"I'm coming better than ever, man. I promise."
Another streamer who has spoken about Adin was Cameron "Cuffem," a fellow Kick streamer who is part of the unofficial SSB group (streamer clique associated with Adin). He said:
"I want everybody in SSB to come to LA, sign a year's contract, and we all get a crib, and we collab with FaZe. It could be SSB x FaZe...That sh*t will go crazy, bro. I want Adin to come to LA."
It's unclear when Adin will make a return, but it's likely to be soon given that the streamer responded to the fan page's query.
