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Nmplol responds after leaked Discord messages with Malena Tudi surface online

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Private Discord messages between Twitch streamer Nick “Nmplol” and his former wife, Malena Tudi, have gone viral after YouTuber Henry Resilient shared screenshots on X. The posts quickly spread across social media, with many people discussing the argument shown in the messages. The screenshots appear to show a disagreement over control, gaslighting, and money. Soon after they were shared, Nmplol responded publicly, saying the screenshots do not tell the full story. Malena Tudi has not made any public statement about the leaked messages at the time of writing.
Nmplol responds after leaked Discord messages with Malena Tudi go viral
The screenshots were posted by Henry Resilient along with the images, he said that Nmplol’s divorce with Malena Tudi was “worse than he thought” and added that he would discuss the situation in an upcoming YouTube video.The leaked messages are from a private Discord conversation dated May 29, 2024. In the chat, Malena tells Nick that he is always trying to control her. Nick disagrees and replies that she has “done nothing for 6 months.” The conversation then moves to money and bank accounts.One message received a lot of attention online. Malena claimed that not being added to a bank account while managing money that she said belonged to her was “human trafficking.” Nick quickly replied, “Lmao it’s not.”As the screenshots spread across social media, many users began sharing their opinions. Some questioned what happened between the former couple, while others waited to hear Nick’s response before reaching any conclusions.
Nmplol says the leaked screenshots leave out important context
Not long after the screenshots went viral, Nmplol responded in a discussion on the r/LivestreamFail subreddit after fellow streamer xQc looked at the messages during one of his streams.Nick said the screenshots were not new evidence. According to him, they were already presented during legal proceedings and reviewed by lawyers and judges. He argued that reading only a few screenshots without the full conversation could give people the wrong idea.Nmplol also explained the bank account issue from his point of view. He said Malena already had her own login to his bank account, had a credit card linked to it, and could spend, withdraw, or transfer money whenever she wanted.According to Nick, the disagreement was about becoming a co-owner of the account by adding her name beside his. He said he chose not to do that and claimed the judge did not consider his decision to be financial abuse.Nick also said he did not plan to continue arguing the case on Reddit because, in his view, everything now being shared online had already been reviewed during the legal process.The leaked Discord messages have once again put Nmplol and Malena Tudi’s past relationship in the spotlight. While the screenshots have sparked widespread discussion online, Nmplol says they do not show the full picture and points to the outcome of the legal case. As of now, Malena Tudi has not publicly responded to the leaked messages shared by Henry Resilient.

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