Jack Doherty, a popular Kick streamer, recently crashed his McLaren while livestreaming, distracted by his phone as he drove in the rain. The crash occurred when he lost control of the car, resulting in a collision with a roadside guardrail. The incident was captured live, leaving viewers in shock as Doherty exclaimed, “Whoa! No, no, no!” before the impact.
Following the accident, Doherty and his cameraman could be heard assessing the damage, noting that their phones had also been affected. The McLaren, visibly totaled, bore the brunt of the crash as rescue services arrived on the scene. The streamer expressed dismay, saying, “All my money’s gone. The exhaust, the whole body kit… my insurance will cover that, right?”
In the aftermath of the crash, Doherty’s Kick channel, which had amassed over 185,000 followers, was taken down and is currently inaccessible, leading to a 404 error when trying to access it. This incident adds to a series of controversies surrounding the content creator, including a previous physical altercation with fellow streamer N3on earlier in 2024, which resulted in a temporary ban from the platform.
Doherty, known for his lavish lifestyle and penchant for flaunting his wealth, owns several luxury cars, including a Lamborghini Urus, valued at approximately $230,000. His latest mishap has sparked further conversation about the dangers of distracted driving and the responsibility of streamers while on live broadcasts.
Stay tuned for updates as the story develops.
