QTCinderella urges community to "stop attacking streamers" on her behalf, says it was a "mistake" to talk about JustaMinx

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Twitch star Blaire "QTCinderella" took to Twitter on March 18, 2023, to address a recent controversy involving Rebecca "JustaMinx." She claimed she was unable to broadcast because she was "really overwhelmed."

The streamer then urged her viewers to "stop attacking" other content creators on her behalf, saying it was a "mistake" on her part to make things about JustaMinx public. The 28-year-old stated that she would not repeat it. Her latest tweet read:

QTCinderella's update on the debacle gained a lot of traction on the social media platform. JustaMinx responded and stated that she was working on herself:

Twitch affiliate KawaiiAriiTV's reply garnered hundreds of likes, in which she stated:

Twitter user @Im_Cools lauded Blaire for her efforts at The Streamer Awards:

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During a livestream on March 14, 2023, QTCinderella spoke about JustaMinx's antics during the Streamer Awards afterparty. For context, the latter became intoxicated, and her shenanigans allegedly resulted in the party being shut down.

QTCinderella discussed the situation and explained why she made information about the controversial streamer public. She claimed that JustaMinx was "lost and gone," and that she was "not the same person":

She continued further to say how JustaMinx is "not the same person" anymore:

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The Los Angeles-based personality went on to say that her decision to make details about JustaMinx public was a "very calculated move":

QTCinderella is a popular content creator who is best known for hosting Just Chatting broadcasts. She frequently teams up with prominent streamers to host in-person flagship events such as S**tCamp, Girls Trip, and real-life Beyblade tournaments.

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