Nick Fuentes, the controversial livestreamer who sparked outrage for tweeting “Your body, my choice,” had his personal information leaked online.
The address of the antisemitic influencer was widely shared on X (formerly known as Twitter) after he was “fully doxed.”
Doxing is the practice of publicly exposing someone’s private information without their consent, often used as a form of retaliation or intimidation.
Highlights
- Nick Fuentes' personal info was leaked after his controversial tweet that said, "Your body, my choice."
- Details about his private address were widely shared on the internet.
- A report showed a 4,600% spike in “your body, my choice” and “get back in the kitchen” mentions on social media
- The provocative influencer has a history of Holocaust denial and anti-immigration, racist and sexist statements
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Nick Fuentes, who posted the controversial tweet "Your body, my choice," had his personal information leaked online
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Nick has gained notoriety in recent times for his provocative statements and weaponizing remarks.
His tweet, “Your body, my choice. Forever,” went viral and sparked a firestorm online.
Similar statements echoed on social media, with tweets repeatedly saying, “your body, my choice” and “get back to the kitchen.”
The doxing of the far-right livestreamer reportedly exposes his private details, including his address
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Nick “appears to be one of the early instigators in promoting the phrase on November 5,” according to an ISD (Institute for Strategic Dialogue) report published on November 8.
“In the past 24 hours, there has been a 4,600% increase in mentions of the terms ‘your body, my choice’ and ‘get back in the kitchen’ on X,” the report highlighted.
A report showed a 4,600% spike in "your body, my choice" and "get back in the kitchen" mentions on social media
As Nick’s comments drew sharp rebukes, the internet took matters into its own hands and leaked his personal information online.
“Nick Fuentes has been fully doxed and it's being shared to millions of women across every social media platform,” read a tweet shared by @YourAnonCentral, a well-known X account associated with the hacktivist collective "Anonymous."
The provocative influencer has a history of Holocaust denial and anti-immigration, racist and sexist statements
The white supremacist, born in the suburbs of Chicago, has made statements in the past denying the Holocaust, later claiming he was only joking. He has also spoken against immigration and interracial marriage.
“If Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a Jewish woman, didn’t die last year, so that Amy Coney Barrett, a Catholic woman, could be appointed to the bench, we would still have Roe v. Wade,” he told his followers in 2022. “Now you tell me that this is a Judeo-Christian country… You tell me that it doesn’t matter that we have a lot of Jewish people in government.”
Nick is the host of the ‘America First’ podcast and considered to be a leading figure in the "Groyper Army," a group of ultra-conservative, white nationalist activists.
The Holocaust denier is the host of the ‘America First’ podcast
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He gained significant attention back when he was a Boston University student, who appeared in a video talking about his political views in 2017.
The then-teenage Nick also claimed to have received death threats after attending the "Unite the Right" rally at the time. He dropped out of Boston University and eventually built a formidable fan-following online.
His live streams gained traction within far-right circles, making him both a polarizing figure and an influential voice among a subset of young, internet-savvy conservatives.
Nick and Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, famously had dinner with Donald Trump in 2022
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Nick and controversial rapper Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, were also famously hosted by Donald Trump at his Mar-a-Lago resort for dinner in 2022.
The president-elect later wrote about the dinner on social media.
"This past week, Kanye West called me to have dinner at Mar-a-Lago. Shortly thereafter, he unexpectedly showed up with three of his friends, whom I knew nothing about," Donald wrote on Truth Social.
"We had dinner on Tuesday evening with many members present on the back patio," he added. "The dinner was quick and uneventful. They then left for the airport."