Austin McBroom recently got called out by Tana Mongeau's friend, Imari Stuart, for allegedly cheating on Catherine for the third time.On June 12th, just hours before the boxing match between Austin McBroom and Bryce Hall at the YouTubers vs TikTokers boxing event, Tana Mongeau made allegations via TikTok and Twitter. He claimed Austin was being unfaithful towards his wife, Catherine Paiz.Just weeks prior, Tana had also alleged that Austin McBroom paid her roommate $40,000 to stay quiet about an affair he was having.u realize triller offers more money than u rite 😭 maybe i’d fight with social gloves when my friends get their checks :/ remember when you had one of your security guards drop off $40,000 in a bag to my roommate so they wouldn’t expose you cheating? You didn’t pay me though 🤪 https://t.co/AHceZfKnJM— CANCELLED (@tanamongeau) June 28, 2021Also read: Trisha Paytas shades Ethan Klein on Twitter after his "debate" with Steven Crowder goes viralImari Stuart calls out Austin McBroom for allegedly cheatingOn Tuesday evening, Imari Stuart, a friend of Tana Mongeau, claimed on his podcast called "Get In, Loser" that Austin McBroom had been cheating on Catherine Paiz "for years".He began by explaining what a friend of his told him."My friend messaged me one day, she was like 'Hey do you know this one guy?', then showed me Austin McBroom's page. I said I don't know him know him, but he's a part of the ACE Family and he's married."Imari claimed that his friend's friend was contacted by Austin McBroom, who was allegedly trying to fly her out for them to "hook up"."She [said] he's been hitting up [her] friend non-stop, trying to fly her out, trying to hook up with her, all this stuff."The podcast co-host also stated that he had heard the story from his friend "years back". However, he was shocked to realize that the same allegations were still floating around Austin to this day."She saw on his page that he was with Catherine so she wasn't responding to him. That was the first time I've ever heard of his unfaithfulness. This was years back. This has been happening for years."Also read: "We are working tirelessly": Social Gloves responds to claims from Josh Richards, Vinnie Hacker, and Fouseytube who claim they haven't been paid for the "YouTubers Vs TikTokers" boxing eventTana and her friend get called out for being "clout chasers"Fans took to Twitter to slam Imari for trying to add fuel to the fire surrounding Austin's cheating allegations. Apparently, Imari's claims were about a friend of his friend and not anyone he knew directly.Honestly idk who to believe anymore— mhdi (@preferablynoone) June 29, 2021Honestly idk who to believe anymore— mhdi (@preferablynoone) June 29, 2021He’s just on a podcast there’s literally no context behind this but you guys think he’s chasing clout 😭😭 he’s not the one who posted this 🤣— J (@jstbool26) June 29, 2021ugh i knew tanas elf would try canceling austin— Join • ᴅ ᴏ ʟ ʟ s • (@itsurgirlvevo1) June 29, 2021These money grabbing hoes🤣🤣— LAgirl (@LaKiesh31374164) June 29, 2021Meanwhile, some even went as far as to call out Imari for trying to "stay relevant".I used to like this kid but he’s honestly so annoying now. Like, stop trying to be relevant when people come for your friend. She’s a big girl she can handle herself— nothappy (@whatthefriic) June 29, 2021Both clout chasers pic.twitter.com/rkmQwg8h4C— Badgurlmegan (@badgurlyariana) June 29, 2021Oh lord, you can’t trust Tana or her friend or Austin, they all suck their all clout chasing assholes.— ✨Mentoillness✨ (@Mentoillness_) June 29, 2021 pic.twitter.com/Sa5vHnFHES— Timothy, The Vaxxed Homo #BLM #TeamBidenHarris (@ncanarchist) June 29, 2021You seem obsessed— ohthatspicy (@ohthatsspicy2) June 29, 2021Austin McBroom has yet to respond to Imari's accusations. However, fans have speculated that since the news only resurfaced, the former won't be addressing it.Also read: Tristan Thompson seemingly responds to Tana Mongeau's allegations that he was one of the "first attendees" at her birthday partyHelp Sportskeeda improve its coverage of pop culture news. Take the 3-minute survey now.