Kick streamer Raphael Graven, commonly known as Jean Pormanove or JP, died on August 18, 2025, in Contes, a village in Nice, France.

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.

French police are investigating the death of a popular streamer, who died during a nearly 12-day live stream after apparently suffering abusive and humiliating treatment. Raphaël Graven, 46, known online as Jean Pormanove or JP,

Kick has responded to the death of French streamer Jean Pormanove by banning co-streamers involved in his broadcasts and other changes.

The sudden death of French streamer Jean Pormanove, better known as “JP,” has shocked fans worldwide. But what has sparked even more outrage is the role fellow creators Owen “Naruto” Cenazandotti and Safine Hamadi allegedly played during a grueling livestream marathon leading up to his passing.

TWO men being questioned over the death of Jean Pormanove were arrested just eight months ago over accusations they abused the streamer. Raphael Graven, a 46-year-old Frenchman better known online

French streamer Jean Pormanove, 46, known for gaming and extreme challenges, was found dead by police on Monday, Aug. 18.

French streamer Jean Pormanove, known for his extreme IRL broadcasts, tragically died at 46, sparking grief and outrage. His death followed a grueling

Popular American streamer Adin Ross and rapper Drake, who serve as ambassadors for the livestreaming platform Kick, said they will be covering the costs of Graven’s funeral.

A popular French streamer, Jean Pormanove (Raphael Graven), died in his sleep during a 10-day Kick livestream marathon. Police in Nice are now investigating the abuse he endured for his content. Rapper Drake and streamer Adin Ross said that they will cover the costs of Graven's funeral.