Twitch streamer Amouranth shares the weirdest requests she's had on OnlyFans
Topics: Twitch, OnlyFans, Money, Sex and Relationships, Weird
Daisy Phillipson
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Topics: Twitch, OnlyFans, Money, Sex and Relationships, Weird
Twitch streamer Amouranth has shared the weirdest requests she's received on OnlyFans and, well, let's just say the job must never get boring.
The 29-year-old content creator, real name Kaitlyn Siragusa, has made quite the name for herself in recent years as a gamer and live streamer.
In fact, she was named the most-watched female Twitch streamer in 2022 for the second year running.
But her most lucrative venture has to be OnlyFans – with the content creator recently revealing that she makes an eye-watering $1.5 million per month on the adult subscription site.
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A lot of money means a lot of subscribers, and you can bet that she's had her fair share of interesting requests over the years.
In a conversation with Dexerto, Amouranth opened up about these exchanges, explaining that while 'crazy' is up to your own interpretation, the request that jumps out the most is related to 'ball crushing' videos.
She told the outlet that one subscriber asked for her to 'mutilate' their gonads with her stilettos.
"Another one wanted me to inflate myself like a balloon or pretend to," she added. "I wasn’t sure how to do that one. That’s a weird fetish for sure."
Hey, who are we to judge? Everyone's got their kinks, and as long as they aren't harming anyone, that's totally cool.
The streamer went on to highlight a customer who asked for a clip relating to vorarephilia – a fetish in which a person is aroused at the idea of being eaten by another person or creature.
In Amouranth's case, they wanted her to pretend to be giant while swallowing them whole, which proved to be a big of a logistical nightmare.
"I guess you would need a camera I could put in my mouth," she said. "I don’t know how that would work."
While she's got her limits, most of the time Amouranth will try to make it work if it's possible.
"If I think there’s no way I can do this video in the way they’re envisioning in their mind, I’ll just reject it," she added.
"But if it’s like... eh maybe, because of the dollar amount, maybe I’ll see if they’ll stretch for it. Most of the time they don’t."
Even if she can't go through with it, it's not like she's strapped for cash.
Her revenue doesn't end with OnlyFans and Twitch either, as Amouranth has made some smart investments of late which boost her profits even further.
Fans of the online star may know that she recently bought a couple of gas stations in a move that seemingly came out of nowhere.
But the decision has proven successful, as it's provided her with a good chunk of passive income, as revealed in a recent interview with e-sports news reporter and YouTuber, Jake Lucky.
"I guess to a normal type of 9-5 person like I was before streaming, I would say it's pretty cool because I think the profit's about $85,000 a year and I don't have to do anything," she said.
What's more, Amouranth says that it 'helps to lower taxes too' as she can 'just deduct the cost of the building' from her yearly income.