On January 13, 2026, Twitch partner “Arii” released a 44-page Google Doc titled “My experience with SchrodingerLee,” levelling allegations of non-consensual filming, adultery, and dishonesty against YouTuber and streamer Lee “SchrodingerLee.” Their relationship started in April 2024 and ended in October 2025. Notably, the two had planned to move in together in early 2026.
SchrodingerLee and Arii were a public couple and have collaborated on multiple streams, both IRL and in video games like Valorant or League of Legends.
Arii’s allegations were brought forth under seven headings, each titled:
- Repeated Non-Consensual Filming
- Public Involvement
- Cheating at Twitch Con 2024
- Abrupt Narrative Shifts: Pattern of Dishonesty and Damage Control
- False Claims of Personal Endangerment to Solicit Sympathy
- Pattern of Deflection
- False Allegations of Blackmail to Third Parties and Performative Accountability
At the end of the document, Arii shared a TL;DR (Too Long; Didn’t Read) about her situation, mentioning the non-consensual recording, alleged story fabrication, and more:
“SchrodingerLee filmed me during sex without consent multiple times and got caught. He then publicised his wrongdoing despite being advised against it in an attempt to take accountability. He later realised the repercussions were much worse than what he expected and started shifting the narrative. He started fabricating stories about being in danger to divert attention away from his wrongdoings. The narrative changed every time he spoke, and when people started spotting the inconsistencies in his story, he received more criticism. In a last-ditch attempt to save himself, he accused me of blackmailing him.”
One of the exhibits Arii shared in her representation included a confession from Lee, in which he confirmed his wrongdoings. In the video, which is an excerpt from a late October 2025 livestream, he seemingly admitted to emotionally cheating on Arii with a former partner:
“I cheated on Arii, and it hurt her a lot. It hurt her a lot, but luckily, she gave me a second chance to keep things going… By cheating… it wasn’t physical, it was just like trying to reconnect with an ex… sort of thing.”
He then went on to mention the case of filming her during intimacy:
“Whilst we were like in bed with each other, I took photos of us, you know, not of us, of her, sorry. And that’s something that… she was very adamantly not okay with, you know… it’s actually criminally f**ked up for me to do….”
Overall, in the Google Doc, Arii mentioned that her objective in releasing this information against Lee was to stop the “frequent shift in narrative” from “hurting” her:
“I wrote this document because the frequent shift in narrative started harming me in different ways. Lee being my boyfriend did not mean I had an obligation to accept being misrepresented and erased. This document wasn’t written as an act of cruelty or punishment, but rather because I did not want to surrender my truth.”
She concluded by wishing SchrodingerLee well:
“I truly hope Lee receives the help he needs to stop hurting himself and others.”
Jasontheween reacts to Arii’s allegations against SchrodingerLee
Ex-FaZe Clan member and Twitch streamer Jason “Jasonthewen” was mentioned in the 44-page document, in an image caption next to a photo of SchrodingerLee sitting beside him in a group.
While reviewing Arii’s allegations, he contacted his friend and streaming associate, YBG, who, at the time, was on a Discord call with Lee’s ex-girlfriend, Mira. Mira went on to summarize the situation for Jason:
“He accused Arii of blackmailing. He filmed her non-consensually three times times… Cheated on her emotionally… Lied about his safety to solicit sympathy…” (Timestamp – 6:41)
At one point, Arii joined Jason’s chatbox, and the streamer said:
“Hopefully, you’re doing okay. You know, we on your side. No woman should have to go through that.” (Timestamp – 12:00)
In other news, Valkyrae suggested that Jasontheween, Lacy, Stable Ronaldo, Silky, and Adapt would “start a new group” after leaving FaZe Clan.
Edited by Vishnu Menon
