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YouTubestar Cordero James Brady, known to fans as CJ So Cool, says he was shot four times during a home invasion on Thursday.
According to Brady’s Instagram Story, the alleged attack occurred in the early hours of Thursday at 3 a.m. and left him hospitalized.
“So far, I’m doing OK,” he added alongside a message asking fans to keep him and his children in their prayers. He then shared a photo of his bloodied leg from what appears to be a hospital bed.
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While it is unclear whether his children were present at the time of the incident, the YouTuber has actively shared glimpses of his kids since hisdebut on the platformin December 2014.
During his early days, he posted numerous videos with fellow internet personality Charlene Young (known to her social media following asRoyalty Johnson) and their twinsCordayah and Cordero Jr. Brady, with appearances from her three children Leonidas, Karnation and J’aaliyahfrom a prior relationship.
The videos also feature glimpses of Brady’s 11-year-olddaughter Camari, whom he shares withex-girlfriend Ni’Kee Lewis.
A representative for Brady did not immediately respond to PEOPLE’s request for comment.
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“Home invasions are no joke,” she wrote on the bottom of the photo. “Thank you to everyone that’s helping and working on this case.”
PEOPLE has reached out to the Henderson Police Department, who is handling the incident.
According to Yahoo, his channel, which also shares highlights of his lavish lifestyle, wastemporarily suspendedin 2018 after he shared a now-deleted video in which he fed laxatives to his kids.
After the prank video gained traction, YouTubereleased a statementto entertainment website Babe.net, saying: “Content that endangers minors is unacceptable to us and we have strict policies prohibiting child endangerment and harmful and dangerous content. We remove content that violates our policies as soon as we’re made aware of it.”
source: people.com
