Former WWE NXT Superstar Velveteen Dream has faced more accusations of misconduct, this time by fellow NXT alum EC3.

Dream, real name Patrick Clark, was accused of sending explicit photos to minors in 2020, and while he admitted the pictures were him, claimed his account had been hacked.

Clark was released from WWE in 2021, five months after his final match despite the company claiming that nothing came from their investigation.

Recently, Clark was arrested twice by authorities, for possession of drug paraphernalia as well as First Degree Battery and Trespassing on property after a warning.

On Sportskeeda’s “The Wrestling Outlaws” show, EC3 added to the controversy surrounding Clark, claiming he filmed the genitals of wrestlers at a party at EC3’s home.

“It was at my place, and he came over because I’m being friendly and I’m top guy and I tried to welcome everybody into the thing. He left his phone in my bathroom with the camera on trying to capture people taking pi**es.”

EC3 added that the phone was propped up near a soap dispenser to watch guests, including wrestlers, using the toilet.

The four-time former 24/7 Champion explained that any footage of himself was removed.

“What I did was I took the phone, I stopped the recording, I made sure the pee pee video of my wee-wee was deleted.”

EC3 ended the party abruptly, but not wanting to make a scene, did not explain what had happened, instead telling guests he needed to go to sleep.

The ex-Superstar, who now runs Control Your Narrative, told some people who had been filmed, but was unsure how else to relax.

“What do you do with something like this? I’m an adult male who’s been violated in his own home, in a sense, and who knows what else is going on?”

One unnamed person accused EC3 of recording himself, a claim he found to be “ridiculous.”

EC3 said that this incident took place around the time of NXT TakeOver: Brooklyn 4, where Velveteen Dream defeated EC3 in 15:04.