Despite being caught cheating in a highly competitive environment, XXiF’s ban only lasted two weeks, which actually allowed him and partner Ronaldo to continue competing in the World Cup, where they placed 28th in the duos finals. Fortnite pro XXiF was actually caught cheating during the World Cup qualifiers, colluding with other players to more quickly accrue more points. We look at where he has since been, and whether he might return to the game in the near future. Jarvis isn’t the first professional player to receive a punishment from Epic. We all remember the permanent ban that Fortnite handed Faze Jarvis after the aimbot incident in 2019. “I just wish I could go back in time and just change all of this to make it never happen.” “I’m so disappointed in myself for doing this and not thinking about the consequences that could have happened,” Jarvis said, promising to continue making video content for his fans. Some members of FaZe made it to the Fortnite World Cup this past July, with FaZe Cizzorz taking home the Creative Finals Championship alongside three other teammates.

His brother and YouTuber FaZe Apex co-run the Call of Duty gaming clan FaZe Clan. His girlfriend Hannah Ridgeway has appeared on his YouTube channel.

Faze Jarvis’ brother named Frazier is a professional gamer. In addition to Frazier (FaZe Kay), he has another brother named Chandler.

When it comes to siblings, he has two brothers: Frazier Kaye and Chandler. Unfortunately, no credible sources have revealed his father's name. He was born to Barbra Khattri and her partner. The FaZe clan, nearly a decade old, is a professional gaming organization, focused mostly on Fortnite, Call of Duty, Counterstrike, and other competitive games. FaZe Jarvis’ real name is Jarvis Khattri. View FaZe Jarvis profile on LinkedIn, the worlds largest professional community.

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