Amouranth claims abusive relationship with her husband
Kaitliyn “Amouranth” Siragusa has revealed that she’s been married this entire time and has an abusive husband forcing her to stream.
Amouranth has become one of the most popular streamers in the world thanks to her boundary-pushing streams involving hot tubs, yoga pants, and ASMR. She reportedly makes $1.5 million a month on OnlyFans alone. But at one point, Amouranth said she was leaving all that behind to go after different career opportunities.
The streaming community was confused, however, when she remained on OnlyFans and Twitch a few months after she was allegedly retiring. Now, Amouranth has revealed the real reason she is still doing adult content and it appears to not be her own personal choice.
In a recent stream, Amouranth decided to livestream a phone call between her and someone she has claimed is her husband after he threatened to kill her dogs. In the phone call, her husband yelled at her, berated her, and explained his reasons for hurting her pets.
Amouranth reveals shocking details of abusive marriage
After getting off the phone, Amouranth explained that she is being psychologically abused by her boyfriend, making her feel as if she’s living in a “fancy prison.”
Her husband’s behavior improved for a while after therapy but became an “asshole” again when the hot tub meta came around. According to Amouranth, he told her to start streaming in a hot tub because it’s a good opportunity. She agreed to “commit to the grind” because it was a good financial opportunity.
Meanwhile, Amouranth asked him if they could finally reveal their marriage. She said that they could stream together, which she felt would improve their relationship instead of fighting all the time. But he said it would “ruin the business model,” always saying it wasn’t the right time to do it.
“F— yourself. I’m done with it. I’m not going to f— you anymore. You want me to be single? It’s about to be true, you piece of s—,” Amouranth said through tears.
When Amouranth wanted to leave, her husband would threaten to steal all of their money or “put it all in crypto,” leaving her with just $1 million. The alleged financial abuse included him putting all the accounts in his name and under his number and login info.
“He keeps you there with the fear and the threats, and you fear he’s going to do something to your animals. And then he’s nice again and says everything is going to be okay,” Amouranth said.
Amouranth then showed screenshots of her conversations with her husband, showing him threatening to delete her social media accounts, throw away her luggage, and use their money.
Before the stream cut out, a woman could be heard off stream asking Amouranth if she was okay and taking her medication. People watching the stream couldn’t tell if Amouranth was on medication for something like anxiety or if her husband was trying to make her look unreliable.
After the emotional stream wrapped up, the streaming community rallied behind Amouranth, horrified by her revelations. Some, however, blamed Amouranth for letting her marriage get this bad. Others even felt she was making it up for donations, questioning why she was streaming such private information. But it was pointed out that she may want evidence since she feels trapped with her husband who continues to threaten her and control their money and accounts.
Asmongold reacted to the stream, saying that streaming it was a “great decision” and that it was a “cry for help.”
Amouranth has not discussed the situation further ever since she revealed that she is married.
Olivia has worked in media ever since graduating from college, with her coverage ranging from traditional newspaper reporting to digital coverage of all things gaming, online betting, and nerd culture. She has traveled around the world pursuing that coverage, from the far coasts of the United States to the busy downtown core of Tokyo, Japan. Olivia’s favorite games include Overwatch and Super Smash Smash Bros, and she has been published at Esports Illustrated, Inven Global, EsportsInsider, Upcomer, and elsewhere.
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