FGTeeV Duddy's live-stream family remarks draw concern and requests for privacy

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FGTeeV Duddy referred to his family as 'the devil' during an Instagram Live session, sparking online concern. He later clarified that these comments do not reflect his true feelings toward his children. Fellow creator KreekCraft stated the family is requesting the removal of related videos and asking for privacy. The incident has attracted significant attention on social media platforms as the family manages the situation.

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