Overview
- Cenat told TMZ he is dedicating himself to fashion, saying he has already sewn a few hoodies, aims to tackle denim next, and is working at the craft daily.
- His 23‑minute YouTube video titled “I Quit” serves as the reveal for Vivet, showing design and production work in Italy and positioning the move as a new creative chapter.
- Vivet has an active website with a waitlist, a first planned product of a process journal, and trademarks for Vivet and ET3 were filed on October 17, 2025.
- He unveiled a previously hidden YouTube channel, “Kai’s Mind,” featuring unedited uploads of reading, sewing, and workouts, with the earliest visible post dated December 25, 2025.
- Despite retirement rumors fueled by fellow creator YourRage, outlets note Cenat has not declared an end to streaming; he cites self‑doubt, a need to reset, and has drawn both praise and criticism for his self‑improvement posts, including a shout‑out from Merriam‑Webster.