Popular streamer and internet personality Kai Cenat has sparked ma
jor conversation online after revealing that he signed a contract requiring him to pay his ex-girlfriend, Gigi, $40,000 per month.
In a candid video shared with fans, the AMP member admitted he made a mistake when entering the agreement. According to Cenat, he signed the contract during the relationship because he believed they were headed toward a long-term future together.
“I thought she was going to be loyal and marry me,” he explained. “Everybody makes mistakes, and I will learn from this. 40K is nothing to me.”
The statement immediately set social media on fire, with fans debating everything from relationship decisions to financial literacy among celebrities. Some supporters praised him for taking accountability and being transparent about his misjudgment. Others questioned why such a contract existed in the first place and whether it was properly structured.
While Cenat did not go into full legal detail about the agreement, online speculation suggests the arrangement may have been part of a private financial commitment made during their relationship. Legal experts note that high-earning public figures sometimes sign personal contracts, non-disclosure agreements, or financial arrangements in relationships particularly when assets and brand value are involved.
Cenat’s comment that “40K is nothing to me” also sparked conversation about the scale of his success. As one of the most-watched streamers in the world, he has secured major brand deals, streaming partnerships, and business ventures, making him one of the highest-earning digital creators of his generation. However, some fans pointed out that regardless of income level, $40,000 per month is a significant recurring expense.
The situation highlights a broader issue many young celebrities face, navigating serious financial decisions while balancing emotions and rapid fame. Relationship contracts, prenuptial-style agreements, and private settlements are common in entertainment circles, but they can become complicated when relationships end.
Cenat’s willingness to publicly admit regret has earned mixed reactions. Supporters say it shows maturity and growth, while critics argue it’s a lesson in keeping personal relationships separate from financial commitments.
So far, there has been no public response from Gigi regarding the claims.
For now, Cenat appears focused on moving forward, using the experience as a learning moment rather than dwelling on it. If anything, the episode serves as a reminder that even at the highest levels of success, personal decisions can carry major financial consequences.
And as he told his audience directly everybody makes mistakes.
