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How much has Amouranth made from OnlyFans?

Olivia Richman
Olivia Richman Published 01/09/2024

Kaitlyn “Amouranth” Siragusa has long been the queen of streaming and OnlyFans. We knew she made millions a month, but how much has she made from OnlyFans so far? She recently shared the shocking number.

Amouranth reveals OnlyFans earnings

In the last four years, Amouranth has reportedly made $57 million off of OnlyFans.

https://twitter.com/Amouranth/status/1744763888808108540?s=20

A closeup of the breakdown shows where most of the income comes from within OnlyFans. Almost half of the $57 million is from men paying for messages, which earned her $26.5 million. Subscriptions have earned her over $20 million, and then over $10 million are from tips.

The reaction has been unsurprisingly mixed, with some saying being a woman is “easy money.” Although, let’s be real, it takes a lot of effort to keep up something like this. The other half have applauded Amouranth, saying it’s “well deserved.” Most people, however, were just shocked at the “depravity of men.”

No matter the reason Amouranth was able to earn $57 million off of OnlyFans, it’s safe to say that she’s a hustler. Throughout the years, Amouranth has also sold farts in a jar, bought gas stations, shared investor insight, and pioneered countless Twitch metas.

https://twitter.com/YourRAGEz/status/1744810257887490179?s=20

Many women responded that Amouranth is “goals,” whether it’s doing OnlyFans themselves or just earning big bucks in general.

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