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'Get police involved': Amouranth fans worried as streamer details terrifying abuse by husband

'He exhausts her to the point where she can't fight back. Abuse, through and through,' said a fan

Twitch and Onlyfans star Amouranth has revealed in a live Twitch stream that she is married and accused her husband of emotionally abusing her, forcing her to stream, threatening to kill her dogs, and controlling her finances. Amouranth streams on Twitch regularly, at times playing video games and on other occasions, chatting with her audience of 5.9 million followers. The star, whose real name is Kaitlyn Siragusa, is one of the top creators on OnlyFans. She revealed in July that she makes $1.5 million per month from the site.

In a Twitch stream on Saturday, October 15, Amouranth confessed that she is married while speaking with her husband on the phone live during the stream. While the stream has been removed from her Twitch channel, it is being circulated online. 

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In her first clip, Amouranth asks her husband, "Why did you say you were going to kill my dogs?" The person on the phone says "leave the house" and then hurls obscenities at him. "What are you saying?" Siragusa replies. "You just said you were going to kill my dogs if I didn't do a 24-hour stream."

Amouranth says in the second clip that her husband refused to allow her to reveal to her audience that she was married and that "our relationship would be better if we just stream it." "You want me to tell them that I'm single, it's about to be true," she says in the clip. "The therapist even told him that it's a form of emotional abuse and that I'm basically living in a fancy prison," she added. 

Amouranth reveals in a third clip that all of her accounts have two factor authentication connected to her husband's number. Her husband, she alleged, said she would "burn" all of her money in court and "put it all in crypto". "It keeps you there with the fear and the threats if you're going to do something to your animals, and then he's nice again and says everything is going to be ok," she says.

In a fourth clip, Amouranth shows disturbing messages she says are from her husband. In the messsages. he calls her a "dumb fu**" and says he would throw her merch off a balcony. He also threatens to delete her social media accounts and shut down her bank account.

Fans came forward in support of Amouranth after the clips went viral. "Here’s the magical part: you can just believe her. It costs nothing. Support her. If it comes out in the future as a publicity stunt? The internet can crucify her. When someone says they’re being abused, the first thing you do is believe them," one user wrote on Twitter. "Is she safe now w/ her dogs and in control of the accounts? Or is this just happening? Needs to get police involved and accounts locked out asap, not sure what the process is for the latter but surely it can be done right? another user said. One wrote, "@Amouranth you need to get yourself away from that toxicity. That is a very abusive relationship. You don't need him. You might have to start from scratch but in 2 - 3 months you'll be loving your life again. It's your life. It's meant to be enjoyed. Don't let him ruin it."

"The way he talks in nonsensical circles, yells OVER her, gaslights and calls her a liar is terrifying. He speaks to confuse her and make her question everything she's said. He exhausts her to the point where she can't fight back. Abuse, through and through," one user wrote, while another said, "The way he speaks fast/aggressively is fuc**** terrifying. You can hear in his voice how close he is to actually lose it. It sounds like a voice call from a true crime documentary.." "I really hope, that a great lawyer can step in and legally force him to turn over all accounts and she can divorce him, he leaves with NOTHING," said one user.

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