FGTeeV Duddy sparks concern after calling wife, children 'demons' during shocking Instagram Live

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FGTeeV Duddy , Vincent Carter , drew concern after an Instagram Live in which he said he did not trust his wife and four children and described his family as “the devil” and “demons.” The October 6 livestream mentioned Satan, cloning, God and an apocalypse, along with a mention of killer Chad Doerman . The comments stood out because Carter is the face of FGTeeV, a family gaming channel with his wife Samantha and their children. A day later, Carter posted a follow-up saying his recent comments did not reflect how he sees his own family.
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Vincent Carter names Samantha Carter and his children during Instagram LiveDuring the livestream, Carter named his wife Samantha and children Alexis, Mike, Chase and Shawn while explaining why he said he no longer trusted them. His words were direct and went far beyond the playful family content FGTeeV is known for.

“I don’t trust my family…I don’t trust Alexis, I don’t trust Mike, I don’t trust Chase, Sean, or Samantha. I want to say, without a doubt, that my family, my whole family, everybody in it, they’re all the devil. They’re all demons . And I know you guys are going to think I’m crazy…”

Carter then brought up Chad Doerman, who was sentenced after killing his three young sons in Ohio in 2023. Carter referred viewers to that case while talking about his own fears.

“I want you to look up Chad Doerman, who killed his three kids. And Chad Doerman said that God told him to kill his children because he saw a Bible verse about Abraham sacrificing Isaac…”

The remarks spread online, but the livestream alone does not establish a medical diagnosis. Sportskeeda reported the comments, while claims about drug use or specific conditions have not been established by the material reviewed.

KreekCraft shares message linked to Michael Carter as family asks for privacyRoblox creator KreekCraft later addressed the situation and said Carter’s family was asking people not to keep sharing videos from the livestream. He asked viewers to give the family privacy.

“Regarding the FGTEEV situation - His family is aware and asking people not to spread those videos. It’s clear the guy is very unwell and needs help. The best you can do now is give the family privacy. Screenshot via @Damien0psj from one of his sons.”

KreekCraft also shared a screenshot of a message said to be from Michael Carter.

“Please delete your video. I would really appreciate. It’s only making things worse for my family. My dad is sick. Please delete it.”

Carter appeared to address the controversy again on October 7. In that follow-up, he said his comments about his family were not how he normally thinks about them and said he loves his children. He said his earlier words did not show how he normally sees his children. NDTV Sports Desk also reported that Carter said some problems people view as mental health issues are “actually demonic.” No formal explanation from the family has been publicly established.