Clavicular, the influencer known for his “looksmaxxing” content, and girlfriend Lily Snyder have called it quits.
“So, you’ve talked about how you and Lily, your girlfriend, are trying to have a baby,” Charlie Neff, host of “The TMZ Podcast,” asked the content creator, 20, during the Wednesday, September 16, episode.
“Jeez, dude,” Clavicular (real name Braden Peters) responded with an exasperated tone as someone off camera said, “No Lily.”
When asked for confirmation on whether he and Snyder are still together, Clavicular simply looked at the person off camera and responded, “What did he just say?”
Clavicular also confirmed that he would be “OK” moving forward.
Clavicular and Snyder, 19, met on a livestream in April. The pair previously called it quits after three months of dating during a livestream in July.
“All you do is you just come down here and you’re so soft-spoken and then the next minute you’ll scream and hit me and all this s***,” he told Snyder, who denied ever getting physical with him.
He added, “I’m not in a relationship and I’m going to tell people that. This is not a relationship and I’m publicly claiming that.”
Through tears, Snyder responded, “Why would you give something so good up?”
After claiming that he would have to give up his career to be with Snyder, she insisted, “You don’t have to give your career up. I’m here supporting you. I want you to go out and go do whatever the f*** you want. I’m here waiting for you at home.”
The couple later gave their relationship another shot, but it seems the reconciliation didn’t last long.
Clavicular and Snyder’s split comes weeks after the pair sat down with his ex, Woah Vicky, for an interview in August, cozying up to each other as they discussed the possibility of having kids.
“We already got her birth control removed,” he revealed. “We’ve been having sex every day.”
Elsewhere in the interview, Clavicular also opened up about the challenges in their relationship.
“There’s a lot of pressure that comes from everything being so public, and everyone just kind of keeping their eyes on everything we’re doing,” he admitted, while Snyder added, “People make up a lot of stuff.”
Clavicular gained controversial fame in late 2025 for his content promoting extreme practices to enhance his appearance, including “bonesmashing,” which involves hitting his own face with a hammer to change his bone structure, and using anabolic steroids and appetite suppressants.
