Kaitlyn “Amouranth” Siragusa is no stranger to being banned on Twitch but this time the adult content creator saw her TikTok and Instagram accounts disappear as well.
Amouranth was suspended from Twitch on October 8 but nobody was quite sure why. Fans and haters alike are also wondering how long she will be gone from the platform this time since it’s her fifth ban. All of her previous bans have been very short, usually one to three days, so it most likely won’t be for long. Amouranth is still a Twitch partner as well, meaning she isn’t permanently banned from the site at this time.
When a fan questioned why Amouranth was banned from Twitch once again, Amouranth responded. “If you find out please let me know.”
While Amouranth claims to be unsure why she was suspended, many were skeptical. Some took the opportunity to jeer her for being put on the shelf again while others expressed relief she was off the platform.
But the hate hasn’t kept Amouranth down. Nor have the bans from TikTok and Instagram.
Amouranth hasn’t publicly discussed her bans further so it’s unclear why she was also banned from TikTok and Instagram. Her secondary Instagram account is still up. It’s unclear if the bans on these social media platforms are related to Amouranth’s antics on Twitch, where she has continued her suggestive ASMR routine in recent broadcasts.
Amouranth opened up on Twitter earlier this year about her income, which is over $1.3 million a month.
Twitch and TikTok make up only $133,000 of her monthly income. She makes between $10,000 and $15,000 a month from Instagram. All of these social platforms are funnels to her OnlyFans, which makes her $1 million a month. Because of that, having her social media presence reduced with simultaneous bans isn’t good for her.
Still, precedent suggests she won’t be gone for long and even if they are she’s in a good place financially. Unless OnlyFans subscribers start pulling out, she doesn’t really need to worry about Twitch or Twitter.
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