Andrea Botez: 2023 net worth of Twitch streamer who peed on ex-boyfriend's car
Andrea Botez, a Canadian YouTube personality, chess player, and Twitch streamer, was born on April 6, 2002, in Vancouver, British Columbia. She is well-recognized for being Alexandra Botez's younger sister.
At the age of 15, chess player Andrea won the title of US Girls National Champion. She even kept her five-time title as the national girls' champion of Canada.
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Andrea Botez Net Worth
The estimated net worth of Twitch streamer Andrea Botez in 2023 is estimated to be between $5,00,000 to $7,50,000, as per NewsUnzip. Botez manages the Twitch channel BotezLive alongside her sister, which has 1.2 million subscribers and 18.3 million viewers. In 2020, she started playing chess, participating in other variety shows, and helping out on the YouTube channel BotezLive.
Andrea and Alexandra inked a contract with Envy Gaming on December 21, 2020, to work as content creators for the company's creator network and ambassador program. They eventually relocated to Los Angeles, California, where they joined other video producers at the Envy Video House, including JustaMinx and CodeMiko.
What was the peeing incident about?
After an alleged ‘toxic’ relationship, Andrea revealed the gross manner she exacted revenge on a former boyfriend. When Andrea, her sister Alex, and host Brooke appeared on the 'That's What She Said' podcast, they discussed disastrous dates. Andrea said that if that had occurred to her, she would have ‘punished’ the man after Brooke claimed a male departed in the middle of a hook-up to attend a lacrosse game.
Andrea confessed that she had done the same to her ex-boyfriend, saying, "I would have urinated on his car." Andrea claimed that given the way she was consistently treated by her ex, she had fair justification to vent her annoyance on him.
Strangely, this isn't the only news item this week concerning body fluids getting on a car. A woman earlier gained notoriety after confronting a neighbor who she claimed had urinated on her car.
