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Streamer Berry is Twitch banned, was domestic violence to blame?
Streamer Berry is Twitch banned, was domestic violence to blame?
Twitch streamer Berry0314 has been banned from the platform.
Nobody is sure exactly why Berry0314 was banned, but it seems that the popular Korean streamer may have been dealing with a potential domestic abuse situation.
Before a recent stream, fans state that Berry had asked her husband for a divorce. Her husband then started her stream, possibly by accident, allowing viewers to see him storming around the house and hitting things. At one point, Berry’s husband even cut his hand or wrist during the tirade.
Police were called and the stream was shut down upon their arrival. Berry and her daughter are said to be safe. It’s still unclear what exactly happened since there’s no official archived footage of the broadcast. But if these events are true, fans are upset that Berry has been punished after becoming the victim of her husband’s verbal abuse and violent outburst.
Twitch has not made any public statements regarding Berry0314’s ban, as per usual. It’s unclear how long her account will be suspended from the platform.
Who is Berry0314?
Berry is a Korean Twitch streamer who is known for her cosplays and dancing. She has over 40,000 followers on Twitch and usually gets between 1,000 and 2,000 concurrent viewers per stream.
While she does play some online games, Berry is often found under the “Just Chatting” category on Twitch. That’s where she will sometimes share her sexy outfits and show off her dance skills.
She has become famous abroad after partnering with popular streamers including Jacksepticeye.
Why was Berry0314 banned?
It’s not completely clear why Berry was banned, though fans are saying it’s due to her husband’s concerning behavior on a recent broadcast.
But Berry has been banned in the past due to her suggestive attire. She has even lost her Twitch partnership and wasn’t even an affiliate for a while due to her skimpy outfits. For a while, the streamer decided to wear a bit more clothing. But she’s been back to dancing in revealing clothing as of late. She was even wearing an outfit that may go against Twitch’s Terms of Service on the day she was banned.
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