Streamer and OnlyFans model Amouranth has opened up about what she looks for in a partner, and why fellow content creators are not anywhere near the top of her list.
Between livestreaming for hours on end on Twitch and Kick, posting on her OnlyFans page, and funding new investments – like taking on Bill Gates by buying a £13.4 million fruit orchard – Amouranth certainly keeps busy.
That means she doesn’t have a lot of time to look for a partner but she’s revealed that if she did, it’s very unlikely they’d be a fellow streamer.
Why won’t Amouranth date streamers?
Amouranth’s reasoning is that the ‘drama’ a potential break-up would cause between their fanbases just isn’t worth it.
The streamer was quick to answer when she was asked if she would date another famous person, during a podcast on YouTube channel Pillow Talk.
‘Probably not, I would think. Just because, like, with other streamers, when streamers date each other what usually happens is that when they break up, which usually does happen at some point, then their communities are always starting drama with each other.
‘Talking s*** about each other. It’s just eh… I’d rather just have a normal person.’
During the interview Amouranth is asked if she has a ‘type’, and says, ‘It depends, you know a muscular [man] who takes care of himself, but doesn’t have to be like a macho man.’
Amouranth mostly keeps her private life a secret, rarely talking about the people around her, but back in 2022 she, for the first time, revealed that she was married.
She confirmed her marital status in a tearful stream, saying the relationship had become toxic, but since then has remained quiet about the topic and it’s unclear if she’s still married.
Relationships between streamers can get messy, with the breakup of Twitch’s xQC and Adept in 2022 being perhaps the most explosive of them all.
Adept filed for a protective order against xQc and accused the latter of family violence, according to leaked documents.
The charges were eventually dropped by a grand jury, as they didn’t meet the burden of proof, xQc said, but added that in a settlement offer Adept had asked for ‘millions of dollars for it to ‘go away’’.
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