McKinley Richardson Details Horror Of Jack Doherty’s Golf Cart Crash

YouTuber and Kick streamer Jack Doherty made headlines last year after flipping a golf cart during a live stream while attempting to show off his driving skills, with his then-girlfriend, McKinley Richardson, sitting beside him. Now, in a shocking new interview on Camilla Araujo’s podcast, Richardson is revealing that the viral moment was far more dangerous and traumatic than fans ever realized.

During the conversation, Richardson claimed that the terrifying crash wasn’t just an accident, alleging that Doherty intentionally flipped the golf cart “for a clip.” “That happened, but not everything was caught on camera,” she recalled. “He flipped an entire golf cart on top of me on purpose, and it was for content.”

Richardson said Doherty appeared more concerned with whether the moment was captured on video than with her well-being, immediately checking for the camera after the crash.

According to Richardson, the impact was severe. The golf cart reportedly rolled over onto her side, striking her neck and spine. She described being in excruciating pain, barely able to move.

“I knew I needed to go to the hospital,” she said. “My back was so bruised, my spine was swollen, and the pain was unbearable.” But instead of taking her to get medical attention, Richardson says Doherty prioritized other plans, including a yacht outing with NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown, who had appeared with him on the Kick stream earlier that day.

Richardson alleged that Doherty brushed off her injuries, insisting she would be fine and suggesting a massage instead of medical care. “He had prior obligations to go on a yacht with Antonio Brown, so going to the hospital wasn’t a priority,” she said before claiming she begged him for help while crying in pain, but he ultimately left her waiting in a Sprinter van while he went to the yacht. His cameraman was furious and encouraged her to go to the hospital herself.

When she finally made it to the hospital with help from others in the group, Richardson said Doherty arrived soon after, with his camera still rolling. “I was so embarrassed,” she said. “He was filming everything, and I just wanted to be left alone.”

Doctors treated her for bruising and pain, and she says she was bedridden for a week afterward. But rather than showing remorse, Richardson claimed Doherty turned the ordeal into another “joke” for his channel, buying a new golf cart the next day and filming a video where he surprised her with it.

 “It was all just content to him,” she said. “He cared more about the views than the fact that I could’ve been seriously injured, or worse.”