YouTuber and Kick Streamer Jack Doherty made titles last year after transferring golf carts during Live Stream, and at the same time trying to show their driving skills, with his Tada girl, McKinley Richardson, He sits next to him. Now, in a shocking new interview at Camilla AraujoPodcast, Richardson reveals that the virus moment was far more dangerous and traumatic than fans ever realized.

During the conversation, Richardson claimed that a terrifying accident was not only an accident, stating that the doctke deliberately turned the golf cart "to clip." "It happened, but it's not all caught on the camera," she recalled. "He deliberately transferred the entire golf cart on me, and he was for the content."

Richardson said Doherty appeared more worried if a moment was trapped on the video than with his well-being, immediately checking the camera after a collision.

According to Richardson, the impact was difficult. The golf carts allegedly rolled over to her side, hitting her neck and her spine. She described that they were in relentless pain, barely capable of moving.

"I knew I had to go to the hospital," she said. "My back was so bruise, my spine was swollen, and the pain was unbearable." But instead of taking her to get medical attention, Richardson says Doherty is a priority to other plans, including yachts with a wide receiver of the NFL.

Richardson argued that Sahertty brushed his injuries, insisting that it would be fine and suggests a massage instead of medical care. "He had previous obligations to go to the yacht with Antonio Brown, so in the hospital," she said before she prayed for help while crying in pain he was waiting for him to wait for him to wait for her. His cameraman was furious and encouraged her to go to the hospital.

When she finally made a hospital with the help of others in the group, Richardson said that Doherty arrived soon after the camera was still rolling. "I was so embarrassed," she said. "He filmed everything, and I just wanted to stay alone."

The doctors treated her for bruises and pain, and she says she's in a week after a week. But not showing remorse, Richardson claimed that Doherty turned into another "joke" for his channel, buying a new golf course tomorrow and record a video, and recorded the shot where he surprised her.

"It was all just pleased," she said. "He cared more about the views than the fact that I could be seriously injured, or worse."