All of a sudden this Fortnite gamer is telling his fans he is leaving his £11.6million Los Angeles mansion and return to the UK after he was banned from playing the most popular game in the world.
A millionaire Jarvis Khattri, a 17-year-old professional gamer who makes "Fortnite" videos for YouTube and earned thousands of dollars playing "Fornite" is uploading a tearful apology telling his two million subscribers he is not allowed to return to the game.
"I want to let you all know is that you're going to make mistakes in your life but the most important thing is how you learn from those mistakes and become a better person," He said.
"Taking a break isn't going to be easy, but I know it's the right thing. I'm heading home for a bit to be with my family and reflect on what's most important to me in life and what's next," he added
It all began from his recent YouTube video, where Jarvis demonstrate an unfair game by using an automatic-aiming software. On his video he reminded his two million subscribers that they could be banned for cheating in "Fortnite," and he created a new account to avoid punishment himself, but it's failed.
The game creator promptly banned Jarvis for life, citing a zero-tolerance policy for anybody using cheating software. Using aimbots are banned by Epic Games' rules and those caught can have their accounts deleted.
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