If you’ve been wondering whether Clavicular owns a nightclub or whether the internet’s favorite looksmaxxing provocateur actually has a mugshot, the short answer is: both stories have some truth—but there are important details.
Clavicular, whose real name is Braden Eric Peters, was reportedly involved in Bacara, a Miami Beach nightclub built around allowing streamers to create content inside the venue. In June 2026, TMZ reported that Peters’ attorney claimed he had invested $400,000 for a 50% stake in the club.
But there’s a twist—because apparently this story needed one.
By June, reports said Clavicular had sold his shares in Bacara, meaning he no longer owned an interest in the nightclub. Peters reportedly described the transaction as profitable while saying he had moved on to another opportunity.
So, does Clavicular own a club right now? Based on the latest reporting available, there is no verified evidence that he currently owns Bacara.
As for the mugshot: yes, there is one.
Clavicular was arrested by Fort Lauderdale police in March 2026 on a warrant connected to misdemeanor battery and conspiracy-to-commit-battery allegations. Local 10 News reported that he was booked into the Broward County jail, and CBS Miami subsequently reported that he was released after bonding out.
There was also an earlier February 2026 arrest in Arizona, according to reporting from 12 News and other outlets, related to allegations involving a fake ID and possession of prescription-only pills.
So the internet’s two favorite Clavicular questions have fairly straightforward answers: he was involved in nightclub ownership, but reportedly sold his stake, and yes, he has a publicly reported mugshot from his March 2026 Florida arrest.
Because apparently being an internet celebrity wasn’t enough content for one calendar year.
