There's more drama for Kaitlyn "Amouranth" Siragusa, with the controversial streamer again being involved with the cops. The divisive streamer made her start as a cosplayer on Twitch, but since then, she's made a name for herself with her ASMR streams, OnlyFans content, and a move to Kick.
Amouranth was recently in the news after she was held up at gunpoint and left hospitalized while covered in blood due to a violent cryptocurrency robbery. Siragusa has made no bones about her impressive Bitcoin worth, which is thought to be why thieves targeted her. Although some were skeptical about her story and even accused her of making the whole thing up, she's since shared the footage in an attempt to prove the naysayers wrong.
Amouranth previously shocked fans by using the ordeal to try and get people to subscribe to her OnlyFans, as well as claims she might never return to the internet. Now, she faces more controversy after phoning the police about her husband.
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Things got heated during a May 11 Kick stream where Siragusa was joined by her husband, Nick Lee.
Lee referred to a past incident and accused Amouranth of being dishonest, as well as questioning the nature of their relationship. It soon ramped up when finances came into the equation, with the streamer's husband claiming their earnings have 'fallen off'. During the exchange, Lee said: "We have a Kick contract, and we still do OnlyFans. She does, right?”
"The amount of money we make with both, with the exception of the last two months, has always been less than what OnlyFans alone used to make in 2022 and ’23."
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Frustrated that they used to make $2 million a month and now only get $1.5 million, he continued to rant: "Back then, OnlyFans often hit a monthly of $2 million. Currently, last month, we did over two [million], but this month and every other month under the Kick contract, Kick plus OnlyFans did about 1.2, 1.3. Sometimes 1.5.
"Actually, kind of frequently, $1.5m. But you get what I'm saying? So, if we look at it, we made more money in 2022 and 2023 per month, than we did any of the months over the last two years."
He then kicked off about being filmed arguing with his wife, adding, "I'm not okay with being observed." Saying he's not okay with her pointing the camera at him, she snipes, "Well then, leave, I'm not going to follow you."
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At another point, Lee is seen grabbing her setup and seemingly tries to end the stream, with her then phoning the cops. Amouranth is also seen crying at various points, as the chat exploded with concern. The pair apparently argued on stream for 10 hours, with Siragusa continuing to roll when the police arrived.
The stream ended shortly after this, with neither of them making a public statement since.
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Responding to the altercation, one observer wrote: "It’s honestly sad how online content sometimes pushes people into questionable situations just for views."
Another critic added: "The combination of an emotionally weak man and an attention seeking thot seems to make for a toxic situation. Funny how that works."
A third was convinced the whole thing was planned, concluding: "To even buy this story is wild. She called police about getting pistol whipped with 0 injury few weeks ago, and her current husband beating her a lot and claiming she filed for divorce few years ago. Yeah, she’s desperate for clout now."