Kaitlyn Siragusa, a Twitch streamer known by the online moniker Amouranth, has revealed that she and her pets are safe after a worrying stream on October 16.
The initial stream saw her reveal personal and worrying details about her life. For example, for the first time, she told her followers that she was married but had to keep it secret because her partner forced her to do so. In addition, she said that she was a victim of abuse at her husband’s hands.
There were also videos of her being close to tears as her husband berated her over the phone. Then, she revealed that she was afraid to leave the house because he had threatened her pets and also controlled her finances.
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Siragusa said that her husband was very controlling and she showed text messages where he claimed that he would destroy her property and drain her bank accounts. “[He] keeps you there with the fear and the threats. And then he’s nice again,” she explained.
However, as if the revelations were not worrying enough, the stream was abruptly cut off. This further caused fans to panic until she confirmed the next day that she was safe, adding that all her accounts and finances were now under her control. Additionally, she thanked her friends, who showed their support and her haters.
Amouranth has about 5.8 million followers on Twitch and almost a million subscribers on her YouTube channel. The 28-year-old American streamer is famous for her cosplay, dance, ASMR and hot tub content.
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