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Amouranth was harassed by stalkers at TwitchCon 2022

Olivia Richman
Olivia Richman Published 12/10/2022
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Twitch streamer Kaitlyn “Amouranth” Siragusa has opened up about some scary stalker encounters at TwitchCon over the weekend.

At TwitchCon in San Diego, Amouranth had a great time interacting with fans, including some who wanted to be stepped on by the OnlyFans model. But not every encounter was as enjoyable for the Twitch streamer.

Amouranth shared some of the scary details while streaming over the weekend.

Amouranth shares scary stalker stories at TwitchCon 2022

In one clip, Amouranth revealed that she had three to four stalkers in the span of 48 hours. She said that guys were following her from the hotel, staring at her, causing security from the convention to step in.

“It’s been f—ing crazy today,” Amouranth said.

Amouranth explained that she has her own security as well. The 24-hour security was with her throughout her trip to TwitchCon. But Amouranth said that she didn’t want stalkers to watch her and approach her just because she has security around her.

In another clip, Amouranth could be seen chatting with her cameraman while walking around San Diego at night. A man suddenly approached her and said “long time no see.”

Before he could even finish the phrase, Amouranth had backed away and turned around, nervously repeating the word “nope” as she tried to get away.

Amouranth came out of TwitchCon unscathed despite so many close encounters with stalkers.

This is unfortunately not the only time a female streamer has run into strange followers. Sweet Anita turned down a convention earlier this year to avoid an obsessive and possibly dangerous fan. Imane “Pokimane” Anys has had stalkers show up at her house. Despite heavy security, TwitchCon and other events have become a dangerous space for popular content creators.

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