Streamer Amouranth 'hospitalised' after home invasion burglary left her 'covered in blood' - Daily Star

Streamer Amouranth 'hospitalised' after home invasion burglary left her 'covered in blood'

Amouranth has been hospitalised after her home was raided by attackers forcing her to comply to demands, and she claims to have been 'pistol whipped and terrorised.

18:50, 03 Mar 2025Updated 20:11, 03 Mar 2025

Twitch streamer and adult content creator Amouranth has been hospitalised after her home was raided by attackers forcing her to comply to demands. Kaitlyn Siragusa took to X to detail being brutally pistol whipped and terrorised by attackers who at one point held a gun to her head.

The attack comes after the creator revealed the value of her Bitcoin wallet in a social media post asking followers if she should sell the assets that earned her a whopping $20 million in November last year.

The Houston-based content creator said an armed gang pulled her out of bed and demanded crypto and other valuable assets in the late hours of the 2nd March, before she apparently shot one of them.

In a series of chaotic posts on X, Amouranth said: “They beat me before this video and pistol whipped me the pummeling felt like it would never end and I protected my head by putting my arms up like I Learned how to do in boxing, blood was streaming down my head and my hands where beat brown.”

Amouranth, 31, posted a picture of her bullet-riddled bedroom door, which she says was eventually kicked in by the gang in the terrifying incident.

She also posted CCTV footage of the criminals running from her home, with one seemingly shouting “I got shot” as he ran away before law enforcement arrived.

She posted at 22:55: “I’m covered in blood but only some of it is mine I’ll update yall later but I’m safe now.”Emergency medical professionals treated the streamer on the scene before taking her to hospital for further evaluation and treatment.

Her assistant later provided public updates to the public, confirming that Amouranth - who has 1.66 million likes on an adult site - was not alone but surrounded by her family in hospital.

The assistant said: “ “I’m leaving the house now. Kait is at the hospital with family, and I handled the police with statements, etc. […] The animals are all safe, and Kait will be discharged tonight. She does have injuries. I will be with her in the morning as well, and we [won’t] be alone at any point. There will be security.”

Social media users suggested the attack was staged, prompting this response from Kaitlyn’s assistant: ““Whoever is saying this is fake, I can guarantee you this isn’t, and I never want to be this scared again.”

Amouranth has nearly 1000 adult photos on an adult side, and she has reportedly sold ‘fart jars’ for $1000. The Kick streamer’s YouTube ASMR channel was banned last year after she reportedly breached the platform’s Nudity & Sexual Content policy. All of her YouTube channels were temporarily removed but are now back online.

The incident has prompted discussions about personal security for high-profile figures, and many popular streamers have shared their own experiences of harassment, stalking, and break-in attempts.

Last night streamers Valkyrae, Cinna, and Emiru were allegedly being stalked and had their lives threatened by a “crazy fan” in a viral livestream video.

The unknown man was shown on camera but had apparently changed his outfit to follow the women after he had taken a photo with them.

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