Popular Valorant Streamer Kyedae Hilariously Explains How W**d Helps Her Chemotherapy

The Valorant community is up and rising. Within the span of just two years, the game has created a massive space in the Esports circle. With more players getting into Riot’s FPS shooter, the game currently has many talented personalities. Kyedae is one among them and is a popular streamer of the game.

The community recently was shocked to hear the news about her cancer diagnosis, but we saw the streamer keeping her chin up making jokes about her medical condition. In her recent stream, she was talking about the big C and hilariously stated how w**d is helping her in the treatment.

Valorant streamer Kyedae talks about her treatment in her recent stream

The beginning of March brought a piece of shocking news to the Valorant community. Kyedae, through her Twitter handle, revealed the news about her diagnosis. The 21-year-old was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia. Many from the community came forward offering their support to Kyedae in these trying times.

She later was seen quipping about her condition, making jokes and thus reducing the worry that the fans showed in the live stream chats. In her recent stream, yet again, she was seen talking about her medical condition.

This time, the streamer was seen complaining about the smell of w**d in her apartment. She stated that someone in the apartment complex might be using that, and it led to the chat asking her how does she know about the smell of it.

She jokingly stated that she smokes it. Later, Kyedae talked about how chemotherapy has rendered the food tasteless for her, and that she had lost her appetite. So she hilariously stated that she smokes w**d to get hungry. Obviously, the streamer was joking, and her fans found it quite witty.

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The comment section of the clip was filled with debates about the usage of w**d and its effect on cancer, though Kyedae seemingly was joking about her using it. Kyedae has reduced her live streams but still comes occasionally to play Valorant and some other games.

Moreover, Kyedae was the recipient of the ‘Best Valorant Streamer’ award in the recently concluded 2023 Streamer Awards. Though there were some outcries from some fans regarding her winning the title, most agree that the 100 Thieves content creator deserved the trophy. TenZ, Kyedae’s fiancée, was the recipient of the ‘Best Gamer’ Award at the ceremony as well.

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