Amouranth claims Twitch fame makes it hard to date in real life

Twitch star Kaitlyn ‘Amouranth’ Siragusa has revealed her difficulties of dating as a famous content creator in an interview with YouTuber Anthony Padilla.

Amouranth is one of the most-watched women on Twitch, clocking in an impressive 38.34m hours watched in 2021. The social media star is also a proud owner of a gas station, a $10 million 7-Eleven location, and even $1 million in Visa stock that she purchased as a birthday present to herself. Amouranth’s online empire has earned her a staggering income that includes $1.2 million monthly from Twitch, $100k from OnlyFans, and another $100k from Patreon.

It’s no secret that Siragusa is a hard worker who spends much of her time streaming for an audience of five million fans, taking photos, and making money moves — but her busy schedule isn’t exactly good for any romantic pursuits.

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During an interview with YouTuber Anthony Padilla, Amouranth revealed the toll that her workdays take on her dating life, explaining that she simply doesn’t have time for a committed relationship.

Amouranth dishes about her dating life

“It’s really hard for me to feel like I can date anyone,” she admitted. “What type of guy would be willing for me to ignore him for 15 hours a day while I talk to other guys online? He might have to be desperate.”

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“I’m not the most attractive, right?” she continued. “There’s probably girls that are just as good-looking, if not more, who won’t ignore you for 15 hours a day.” (Topic begins at 9:56)

Ultimately, Amouranth reiterated that her ultimate goal is to work enough to open the “Disneyland” of animal sanctuaries. For this, she speculates she’d need to earn at least $2 million passively to keep her shelter running, at a minimum. For now though, she’s busy making money moves, having been recently signed to Playboy as part of a new creator initiative helmed by Cardi B — and there’s no telling where her career will take her next.