Twitch streamer and former OTK (One True King) member Rich Campbell has broken his silence on the lawsuit over sexual assault allegations, saying that "no money was offered to anyone." For context, in December 2022, streamer Azalia Lexi accused Rich Campbell of sexual assault. The situation resulted in the former World of Warcraft shoutcaster resigning from OTK and going silent for three years.Campbell eventually returned to livestreaming in late 2025. On November 11, 2025, a four-minute-13-second video from his Just Chatting broadcast surfaced on X, in which he spoke up about the lawsuit.Claiming that his decision not to stream for three years was a "very deliberate choice," Rich Campbell said:"I think a lot of you kind of already heard me talk about this on that last little test stream. But I'm just going to say it again, and then never going to talk about it again. So, it's been, what, maybe three years. It's been a long time since I actually streamed after everything happened. Right? That was a very deliberate choice to do that. I really wanted to handle everything through proper legal channels. I thought that was important. I didn't want to just go through social media. I didn't view it as content, and I didn't want anyone else to view it as content. So, I decided to stay away until everything was actually resolved."The 34-year-old then provided some details about the lawsuit, saying that "everything is officially resolved" and that "all legal cases have been dismissed":"I'm happy that I can now go live and say that everything is officially resolved. I think that you already saw that, but you know, to reiterate, all the legal cases have been dismissed. No money was offered to anyone. That's about it. That's really all I'm about to say about it. I'm not going to talk about it again on stream. I'm really focused on, you know, moving on in my life. Moving on in my career. I appreciate, you know, respecting everyone's privacy."Has Azalia Lexi, the streamer who accused Rich Campbell, said anything about the court case?Azalia Lexi issued an update on X on October 21, 2025, stating that she had "decided to dismiss" her lawsuit against Rich Campbell. She also stated that "no payment was offered by either of us to the other," and added:"I have decided to dismiss my lawsuit against Rich Campbell. No payment was offered by either of us to the other. I want to thank everyone for their support over this difficult period, and I wish him well in his future endeavors."Azalia Lexi @AzalialexiLINKI have decided to dismiss my lawsuit against Rich Campbell. No payment was offered by either of us to the other. I want to thank everyone for their support over this difficult period, and I wish him well in his future endeavors.In related news, Rich Campbell had made headlines in August 2025 when John "Tectone" claimed that the streamer would return to content creation after winning his court cases.