She said he gave him the option of paying for her to have the abortion, or buying her a house and supporting her in having the twins.
Courtney Hale, who goes by "Gorgeous Doll" on social media, released a 32-minute "My Lore" video on YouTube that was titled "The $200,000 Abortion," where she recounted the story of how she got pregnant with Cenat's twins.
According to Hale, she and Cenat—who is one of the largest streamers on Twitch—began a relationship in 2023 and she then found out she was pregnant with twins. Hale wanted to keep the babies. She presented Cenat with the option of buying her a house with a nanny and paying $5,000 a month to support them while staying involved with the twins. The other option she gave was to get them aborted for $200,000—or $100,000 per baby.
Cenat said he was not ready to be a father, and quickly agreed to pay the $200,000, according to Hale. “He said, ‘I’ll pay the $200,000,” she recounted. “I said, ‘Wow. Really?’” She then claimed that after she went and got the abortions done, he asked if he could "just sent [her] $150,000" instead. Hale agreed, and the money ended up in her bank account.
Hale killed the babies, and she then ended up in the hospital for six hours with heavy bleeding and blood clots. She claimed that while she was at the hospital, Cenat was at Thanksgiving with his family.
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