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Twitch streamer Amouranth said that she is safe and has gotten access back to her social media and bank accounts in a stream on Monday. For Amouranth, whose real name is Kaitlyn Siragusa, it was her first Twitch stream since her stream on Saturday, in which she said that her husband was manipulating and abusing her. Amouranth said she’s now seeking “legal and emotional counsel,” and added that her husband is “not here, he’s getting help.” In the hourlong video, Amouranth gave updates on how she’s doing, and sought comfort from her dogs who were on the stream with her, and who she said are also safe. (The stream starts around the 33-minute mark.) She opened by mentioning that her friends and family — and even her “haters” — had reached out to offer their support. She said that the outpouring of support surprised her, a sentiment she echoed numerous times throughout the video. “I felt so alone for so long,” Amouranth said. “And now it’s like I can’t stop getting people to talk to me. Not in a bad way; it’s just a very big contrast because I didn’t think people cared that much.” Amouranth went into greater detail…

Twitch streamer and adult performer Kaitlyn “Amouranth,” Siragusa said she is “seeking legal and emotional counsel” following an emotional live-stream in which she accused her husband of abusing her and threatening to kill her dogs. Siragusa, one of the top female Twitch streamers, revealed the abusive text messages from her husband to her fans on the platform Sunday. She then streamed an expletive-laced phone conversation with him, asking him why he was threatening to “kill her dogs,” as she cries.  He can also be heard angrily telling her to “leave the house.” Her husband, who has full access to her bank accounts, also threatened to take her earnings and throw her stuff from a balcony. Siragusa had never revealed publicly that she had been married before. She returned to Twitch for the first time since the allegations on Tuesday, in which she said her husband was “getting help,” and that she is “seeking legal and emotional counsel,” Buzzfeed News reported. One of the top female streamers on Twitch, Kaitlyn ‘Amouranth’ Siragusa, says she is receiving “legal and emotional” help after accusing her husband of abuse. Twitter / Amouranth Siragusa revealed the abusive text messages — allegedly from her husband —…

Popular Twitch Streamer and OnlyFans model Amouranth revealed about her abusive relationship with her husband Nick Lee yesterday evening on her live stream with the drama viral on Twitter Amouranth, whose real name is Kaitlyn Siragusa, gave a detailed list of her husband Nick Lee’s abusive and controlling behaviors. Twitch Streamer And OnlyFans Model Amouranth Reveals Her Abusive Relationship With Husband Nick Lee In Livestream, Drama Video And Messages Go Viral On Twitter And Reddit Amouranth has revealed that she has a husband, along with revealing his abuse He has threatened to kill her dogs, take all their money, and forced her to stream. (1/4) pic.twitter.com/9tdL0S3Udd — GUARD Hunter (@HUN2R) October 16, 2022 So my main OF account that was carrying a $900k balance not yet withdrawn was hacked last night 😢😳 This is the notice after they tried to add their own bank info… pic.twitter.com/IUrPTBI6QX — Kaitlyn (@wildkait) October 13, 2022 In the live stream, Amouranth allegedly stated that Lee has threatened to kill her dogs, evict her from her house, squander and spend her money, and altogether ruin her and her career. All of these allegations went viral earlier today after GUARD Hunter and Jake Lucky posted it…

Content warning: this article discusses domestic abuse. During a stream on Twitch in the early hours of Sunday morning (October 16), Kaitlyn “Amouranth” Siragusa appeared emotional as she spoke on loudspeaker to a person alleged to be her husband. As seen by Hunter Grooms, Siragusa went on to allege that her husband controls her finances and pushes her to stream more than she wants to. It is also claimed that her husband additionally threatened to kill her dogs. In a series of videos shared directly from her Twitch stream, Siragusa is heard talking on loudspeaker with a male voice alleged to be her husband. She questioned why he threatened to kill her dogs and the male voice paused for a long while before demanding that she leave the house. He continued to call her a liar and denied the threats to kill her dogs. After the call ended, Siragusa described the way her husband took control over her finances and alleges that he threatened to leave her with “only $1million” and take the rest or “burn it in court” and “put it all in crypto”. During an earlier interview with Kotaku, it is said that Amouranth earns a net income…

He wants you to wash your butt. Ludwig might be best known as a YouTuber and Twitch streamer, but the 27-year-old could also become known for trying to keep our butts clean. That's because Ludwig Anders Ahgren has launched his own line of bidets. Yes, you read that right, Ludwig is selling his own hardware but it's got nothing to do with CPUs and 4K graphics capability, and everything to do with butt hygiene. "I have been making my own bidet for the past year," Ludwig announced on his Twitter last night. Just in case readers aren't sure, a bidet is a bowl/receptacle with a faucet where you can wash yourself after using the toilet. While it is more common in countries such as India and France, bidets are yet to become mainstream in North America or the UK. In Japan, meanwhile, bidet functions have been built into toilets for many years already, such is the advanced technology of that country. But it seems Ludwig is trying to make bidets happen. Ludwig's bidet product line is called "Swipe" and according to the video games streamer it is "the greatest bidet ever crafted by man". Ludwig's bidet has its own website…

Pixels Jeux vidéo Sur la plate-forme dédiée aux parties de jeux vidéo en direct, certains streamers comme Globtopus ou Jio Ponda donnent rendez-vous à leur communauté pour regarder et critiquer des films ou séries ensemble. Une pratique qui pose des questions de légalité. Jio Pionda aime donner rendez-vous chaque dimanche à sa communauté pour regarder des « nanars ». CAPTURE ÉCRAN TWITCH « Ce soir nous allons donc regarder Guyver 2 », lance, dimanche 11 septembre, Jio Ponda, streamer adepte d’aventures vidéoludiques, de séries et surtout de cinéma. Il n’est pas assis sur son canapé avec des amis mais face à une caméra, sur Twitch, plate-forme dédiée à la diffusion de parties de jeux vidéo en ligne que les spectateurs peuvent commenter en direct via un tchat. Comme chaque dimanche soir, il n’est pas question pour lui d’être seul face à l’œuvre. Soixante-quinze autres spectateurs ont choisi de profiter de la retransmission de ce « nanar » américain de 1994 où un jeune homme équipé d’une armure de combat se trouve empêtré dans une sombre histoire d’aliens ayant voulu améliorer l’humanité à la préhistoire. La séance ne démarre pas vraiment à heure fixe, le temps est laissé aux discussions d’avant-film, à quelques remerciements pour les dons réalisés…

You have the simple ability to change the title of your broadcast as well as the game that you are now playing from within the Creator Dashboard. This option is available to you. After this, we’ll show you exactly where on your desktop each of these options can be found by walking you through it step by step. Read Also: How to Use Twitch’s Popout Player on Desktop How to Change Stream Title and Mod on Twitch On Desktop: 1. Start up Twitch and check to see if you are already logged in to your account before going any further. 2. To gain access to your Creator Dashboard, all you have to do is click on your Avatar, which can be found in the top-right hand corner of the page. 3. To access the Stream Manager, locate the menu on the left side of the screen, and then click on the icon that represents it. 4. Click the tile that is labelled Update Stream Info, which is located in the Quick Actions area on the far right of the screen. This will allow you to edit the information that is associated with a stream. 5. To make a modification to…

Limmy has been attacked online by the director of The Invisible Man (2020) for a review that he posted about the film more than two years ago. READ MORE: The Invisible Man review – post-Me Too reboot of a horror classic falls foul of genre’s golden rule The Scottish comedian, whose real name is Brian Limmond, wrote on Twitter in June 2020 that he initially enjoyed the horror film before finding that it had too many “plot holes”. Now, the film’s director Leigh Whannell has resurfaced Limmy’s comments. “One of my followers just reminded me of the time this guy started critiquing Invisible Man and I was wondering if any of my UK friends could review his work for me,” he wrote on Twitter in a since-deleted tweet seen by indy100. After one of his followers replied, “who is he?” Whannell added: “I don’t know but he started shitting on the film and I was like ‘hey there, filmmaker here’ and he got a bit sheepish and was like ‘sorry, I didn’t think you’d see that’ and I was like ‘it’s the Internet cocksnot, everyone can see it’.” Me and @Lynn_McGoo watched The Invisible Man last night. I really liked…

VEIBAE is one of Twitch's rising streaming stars who's closely approaching the 1million follower mark. The internet star rarely shows her real face and instead appears online as an anime model. 1Little is actually known about VeibaeCredit: Twitter Who is Veibae? Veibae regularly plays games, such as Terraria, Zelda, Vilomah, World of Warcraft and League of Legends. Her animated on screen persona is described as an "Empress of the Skies". VShojo, who manage her, says she's a "supernatural dragon deity that shielded the Earth from outside threats, but lost her memories and only recently regained them". "She tries her best to hide her sweet side by being mean to those around her," they add. She also "loves to swear" which is why her videos carry an 18+ rating. Veibae is from the UK and claims her accent is her real voice. "funky accent from talking 2 much on the internet to ppl all over the world," she says. What is Veibae's real name? Little is known about the woman behind Veibae. Her nickname is simply "Vei" but she's never revealed her real name publicly. Are Sodapoppin and Veibae dating? Veibae has been in several videos with fellow streamer Sodapoppin since…

Meta, Microsoft, and Overwatch 2 round out the hottest topics of our discussion on this week's edition of the Shacknews Dump! Welcome back, friends. We’re at the end of the week and with it comes the time to unleash stewing discussion of the week’s hottest news. Between Activision Blizzard, Meta, Microsoft, and more, there’s plenty to talk about. With that said, brace yourself. This Dump is coming in hot. On this October 14 edition of the Shacknews Dump, companies are still settling some nasty workplace issues. Activision Blizzard has been hit with another lawsuit alleging sexual harassment and even revenge porn. Meanwhile, Nintendo is settling its own labor complaints, settling a complaint in which a worker was fired after asking about unions and labor organization. That’s not all, we’ve also got Meta Connect 2022 to talk about and Microsoft’s partnership to bring Xbox Game Pass and Cloud Gaming to Meta platforms. That said, could a UK Regulator threaten Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard? Join us as we talk about these and other hot topics on the Shacknews Dump, going live on the Shacknews Twitch channel at 1:30 p.m. PT / 4:30 p.m. ET. You can also watch just below. Here’s…