A Twitch streamer says he caught his girlfriend cheating with her own cousin after checking the camera built into their $900 Litter-Robot 5 Pro. Yes, the cat’s bathroom is now part of the evidence file, because modern relationships apparently needed one more surveillance-adjacent complication.
Twitch creator Imnotkenneth, who also goes by Kenneth, laid out the story in a YouTube video that spread quickly online. He said the incident ended his two-year relationship with Kathelina, a fellow streamer who previously used the name Kvrtez on Twitch.
How Kenneth says he became suspicious
According to Kenneth, the trouble started when Kathelina began repeatedly FaceTiming her cousin from behind a locked bathroom door. That detail alone would be enough to make most people pause, but he said his concern grew after he overheard what he described as a suggestive conversation while she was in the shower.
Kenneth says that’s when he remembered the bathroom had a high-end litter box with a built-in camera. The device, identified as the Litter-Robot 5 Pro, reportedly cost around $900 and was set up in Kathelina’s bathroom.
Kenneth said he remotely logged into the camera feed. Through it, he claims he saw Kathelina naked and propping her phone against the mirror while on FaceTime with her cousin.
What happened after he checked the feed
Kenneth said he did not immediately confront her with everything he had seen. Instead, he knocked on the bathroom door, asked for her phone, then walked into his room and locked the door behind him.
In audio included in the video, Kathelina can allegedly be heard banging on the door and repeatedly saying, “Kenneth… open the door. Give me my phone.” Kenneth responds by telling her to leave his house.
He then said he searched through her recently deleted iMessages, Snapchat, and notes app. According to him, he found explicit photos and messages in which she described her cousin as “boyfriend material” and said she felt a “disconnect” from Kenneth.
Kenneth claimed the relationship had cost him more than $50,000 over two years. He said he ended things immediately and kicked Kathelina out.
Kathelina has not responded publicly
After Kenneth’s video began circulating, Kathelina’s Instagram and Twitch accounts were deactivated. As of the video’s viral spread, she had not issued a public response to Kenneth’s claims.
That matters, because the story currently rests on Kenneth’s account and the material he chose to share in his video. Online audiences, as they tend to do, have treated the situation as both a breakup saga and a tech-enabled cautionary tale.
At its core, the story is still straightforward: Kenneth presented the video as the moment he discovered a betrayal inside a relationship he says he had invested in heavily, both personally and financially.
Why the story caught fire online
Streaming relationships often play out in front of audiences, even when the people involved probably wish the cameras had stayed off. This case added an especially strange detail: the key piece of evidence, according to Kenneth, came from a camera inside a cat’s litter box.
The story also follows a familiar pattern in influencer culture, where private breakups can become public content almost instantly. In 2024, Twitch streamer Lil Gara went viral after catching his girlfriend cheating live on stream during a restaurant date.
Kenneth’s video has now joined that same category of internet relationship implosions, with one unusual upgrade: the pet tech was not just in the room. It was, allegedly, the witness.
