Surprise gift for Twitch streamer Amouranth: An anonymous Christmas elf gives the 29-year-old a package containing $70,000 and a bodyguard.
Houston, USA – Amouranth has already experienced many strange things during her Twitch stream, including a stalker break-in of her home and a hacker attack, but this package must have surprised her herself: In an anonymous report, she found no less than $70,000 in cash, a brand new iPhone and the number of a prepaid bodyguard service.
| Name and surname | Kaitlyn Siragusa |
| Known as | Amourant |
| Birthday | December 02, 1993 |
| Birth place | Houston, Texas |
| Twitch followers | 6.1 million (as of December 2022) |
| Follow us on Twitter | 3.2 million (as of December 2022) |
Amouranth: A bodyguard to protect her from her husband
First he unknowingly opened fan mail on his stream and counted in amazement the wads of dollar bills, the likes of which are usually only seen in a hot Hollywood movie. ” I thought the money was fake”she comments dumbfounded, before asking the question that now torments her entire community of fans: “ Who are you ? » An included letter fuels the mystery.
What’s behind the package? While remaining anonymous, the generous Christmas elf added a letter to the gift that, to Kaitlyn Siragusa, better known as Amouranth, seemed as strange as the contents of the package. ” I provided some strong defenses and some cash to make sure no financial manipulation could get in the way of your resolution.”it can be read modestly and objectively in the document that the visibly confused streamer read to her live audience.
The author of the letter is probably referring to Amouranth’s recently announced decision to take a break from streaming. This decision was made by Siragusa in the wake of the controversy over Amouranth’s toxic husband, who had temporarily taken control of her finances and thus manipulated her.
Apparently, the *sender* of the package wants to make sure Amouranth can take her desired break without interference. As the Twitch streamer herself noted with surprise, there is no claim of any kind in the letter. As the 29-year-old streamer from Houston states, the letter did not contain any romantic advances from the generous fan:
So says the letter. There’s no creepy “run away with me, please marry me” like usual. It’s just a letter that says, ‘Here’s your job, good life.
Is it just a good deed? The only clue to the identity and perhaps a secondary motivation of the *benefactor* – obviously quite wealthy – is the second telephone number that the envelope contains, next to the number of the bodyguard service: It belongs to the sender*.
It is not yet known whether Amouranth plans to compose it. After this turbulent year for the Houston Twitch* streamer, perhaps it’s best not to learn more about the *benefactor*’s motive and instead accept the deed for what appears to be on the surface: a thoughtful gesture we very rarely see. (mw)
