'NOT A PRANK'
Twitch streamer Amouranth posts plea for help during terrifying ‘home invasion’ that left her ‘covered in blood’
She shared pictures of a SWAT team outside her house
TWITCH streamer Amouranth has shared chilling messages about a reported home invasion she suffered that left her covered in blood.
The internet star said she was pulled from her bed in the middle of the night and pistol-whipped in a horrifying ambush.
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Amouranth, whose real name is Kaitlyn Siragusa, posted a terrifying plea for help in the middle of the night when robbers allegedly attacked her.
"This is not a prank help," she on X.
The influencer, 31, is known for cosplaying on her Twitch streams as well as for her modeling and ASMR-related content. She has over six million followers on Twitch.
She shared that she was "bleeding a lot" after the attack, but that she was going to the hospital in stable condition.
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The streamer shared the posts at around 12:30 am on Monday morning.
She also posted pictures of cops crowding around her home in Houston, Texas.
Police cars with their lights on were seen outside the gates of her house.
"This was a home invasion swat here now I’m safe," she shared.
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The streamer said after pulling her from her bed, the robbers held her at gunpoint to unlock her phone.
"I tweeted because calling would be a death sentence," she said.
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Amouranth said she believes she shot one of them - and that the robbers were after digital currency.
It comes after she flaunted her crypto wealth in a post on X in November.
The streamer shared a picture of her Bitcoin balance, which was over $20,014,319. She also had over $74,450 in Ethereum at the time.
It's unclear if she gave the robbers access to her crypto accounts.
Was at gun point they gave me phone and said log in with gun to my head and I tweeted because calling would be a death sentence."
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"I’m covered in blood but only some of it is mine I’ll update yall later but I’m safe now," she added.
Houston police haven't returned The U.S. Sun's request for comment.
Amouranth's fans shared their well wishes for the star in the comments of the post.
"Your community is here for you Amo if you need anything," one Twitch user wrote.
"Should definitely invest in 24/7 armed security at your place," another added.
A third replied, "Whoa I read what happened. So insane. Stay safe."
HPD doesn't have any record of the invasion on its official incident reports page.
Authorities haven't confirmed the reported crime.
Fort Bend County Sheriff's Office also hasn't returned The U.S. Sun's request for comment.
HISTORY WITH STALKERS
This isn't the first time Amouranth has been the alleged victim of a home invasion.
After an alleged stalker traveled from Estonia to Texas to follow the streamer, Amouranth said he broke into her home in July 2022.
In March 2023, Amouranth told her fans her alleged stalker had returned and tried to get into her house while she wasn't home.
The last time she spoke about the claims in August 2024, the OnlyFans creator said her stalker was out of jail and still trying to contact her.
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Plus, Amouranth reportedly encountered multiple suspicious people following her during TwitchCon 2022, she said on a stream.
It's unclear if any of Amouranth's alleged stalkers are involved in Monday's scare.
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