Featured Image Credit: Amouranth/Kick
Topics: Twitch, Social Media, Police, Sex and Relationships
Gerrard Kaonga
Topics: Twitch, Social Media, Police, Sex and Relationships
Twitch streamer Amouranth broke down while seemingly arguing with her husband on camera for hours.
Streamer Amouranth, real name Kaitlyn Siragusa, got into a bizarre argument and dispute with her husband while on stream on May 11, and the whole incident really stunned viewers.
Her husband, Nick Lee, insisted that they had fallen off and claimed the money they were bringing in wasn’t as good from previous years.
As well as this, Lee questioned the nature of their relationship, while also questioning whether his wife had been dishonest or unfaithful.
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The argument between the two seemed to overwhelm Siragusa, who eventually broke down in tears and began screaming, while still on stream with her husband.
Regarding how the couple had ‘fallen off’, Lee said: "The amount of money we make with both, with the exception of the last two months, has always been less than what OnlyFans alone used to make in 2022 and ’23."
Frustrated that they used to make $2 million a month and now only get $1.5 million, he continued to rant: "Back then, OnlyFans often hit a monthly of $2 million. Currently, last month, we did over two [million], but this month and every other month under the Kick contract, Kick plus OnlyFans did about 1.2, 1.3. Sometimes 1.5.
"Actually, kind of frequently, $1.5m. But you get what I'm saying? So, if we look at it, we made more money in 2022 and 2023 per month, than we did any of the months over the last two years."
Oh no...how terrible.
It seems other social media users weren’t feeling all that sympathetic to the couple’s apparent money woes either.
One user wrote: "Only making 1.2 million a month now' is the most insane statement I’ve ever heard, all while sympathy farming as well."
Another commented: "Only 1 million a month? Wow so broke."
A third added: "Is he crying because they’re not making 2 mill a month anymore? Or am I missing something else?"
Other users questioned whether any of this was simply a stunt to bring on more attention.
Another user commented: “It seems like this is a trend. When they aren't getting enough money, they pull stunts like this.”
With another adding: “This has to be some type of bait. The only thing that makes me believe it’s real, is the police. But this dude looks like a bad actor.”
The argument between the pair apparently ended with the police being called, however, whether either were arrested, cautioned or charged with anything once the authorities arrived is not clear.
Neither Lee nor Siragusa has issued a statement or comment following the incident.
UNILAD has contacted Amouranth for comment.