In wake of the death of French streamer Jean Pormanove, whose real name was Raphaël Graven, Kick has reportedly banned Naruto and Safine from its platform. Naruto and Safine were often seen alongside Pormanove during live streams or on his social media pages. Pormanove passed away in his sleep on August 18 during a Kick live stream, as per Dexerto.

Streaming platform Kick is the subject of judiciary investigation after a streamer who underwent extreme abuse dies during a streaming marathon.

French livestreamer Jean Pormanove died Monday near Nice during a violent live-stream. French authorities have now opened an investigation into the live-streamed death.

The streaming community is reeling from the death of Jean \"JP\" Pormanove after a grueling Kick marathon. Co-creators Owen \"Naruto\" Cenazandotti and Sa

A social media influencer who was found dead at a home in France had allegedly been 'tortured' for 10 days on a livestream. Identified as 46-year-old Raphaël Graven, who was more commonly known as Jean Pormanove online, was found dead by police at the property in Contes, near Nice, France, on Monday (18 August).

An investigation has been launched, and an autopsy has been ordered following the death of a French streamer who was well known for extreme challenges. Raphaël Graven, 46, also known as Jean Pormanove, was found dead at a residence in Contes, a village north of Nice, according to prosecutors.

Raphael Graven, known as "Jean Pormanove" or "JP," had built a following by putting on live internet shows in which he was abused or humiliated.

In a tragic turn of events, French online streamer Jean Pormanove, aka Raphael Graven, died at 46 during a 10-day extreme challenge livestream on social media platform Kick. The 46-year-old influencer,