Maya Higa announces return to streaming after almost two months since AdrianahLee-CrazySlick scandal
Almost two months after the Mizkif-CrazySlick-AdrianahLee controversy, Maya "mayahiga" has announced that she will stream tomorrow. The streamer took an indefinite break from online media back in September due to allegations of covering up s*xual assault.
The hiatus was preceded by a public acknowledgment of her having visited AdrianahLee, after news emerged of the latter being assaulted by CrazySlick, a roommate to Maya and Mizkif at the time.
In a TwitLonger titled "My final Statement," she talked about taking an indefinite leave from public platforms. However, the period seems to be over as of November 15, as she has tweeted about her return to Twitch.
For those wondering why Maya Higa left streaming, here is a brief refresher of the events in September that had quite far-reaching consequences in the streaming world. In the aftermath of ItsSliker's gambling and scamming scandal, a wave of popular streamers such as Mizkif and Pokimane called upon Twitch to ban gambling on streams altogether.
Streamers such as Trainwreckstv, Roshtien, Corinna Kopf, and xQc, who have significant partnerships with crypto-gambling websites and play slots regularly on stream, were up in arms. Trainwreckstv clashed with Mizkif on Twitter and revealed that the latter had allegedly covered up a se*ual assault committed by a close friend.
The victim, AdrianahLee, affirmed her view that CrazySlick had in fact been inappropriate with her at a house party when she was in an inebriated state. Consequently, his roommates Mizkif, Maya Higa, and Mitch Jones were accused of covering up the issue.
In a TwitLonger dated September 25, the streamer divulged her side of the alleged cover-up, stating that she visited AdrianahLee "with the intention of
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