Amouranth is returning to Twitch after making $38M from Kick

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Popular streaming personality, Amouranth, has disclosed her plans to come back to Twitch following several years of earning significantly on Kickstarter.

Kaitlyn ‘Amouranth’ Siragusa linked up with Kick in the year 2023, quickly securing a deal following the record-breaking $100M contract signed by xQc.

Although specifics about her agreement remain undisclosed, she mentioned during an interview with TopMob that the profitable contract effectively doubled her earnings.

Effective June 19th, it’s been approximately two years since she joined Kick, but now, she’s bidding farewell to the green platform and returning to Twitch.

Amouranth back on Twitch after lucrative Kick deal

In the video shared on X, Amouranth could be seen pumping fuel at a 7-Eleven gas station and then making a phone call on her mobile device.

She tells me, “I’ll be there shortly once I fill up a little. I won’t keep you waiting for long,” before getting into her green car, which bears the license plate “Kick Com”.

In just moments, a screen displaying “$38 million” (presumably an earnings amount) appears, and the car changes from green to purple. This transformation signifies that she has returned to Twitch.

$38 million later…💥

— Amouranth (@Amouranth) June 19, 2025

Translating this into simpler and more conversational language, it could be expressed as follows: This implies that she was earning around $16 million annually from Kick, a figure consistent with her statements suggesting the deal doubled her income.

On June 20th, it’s expected that Amouranth will come back online. However, there’s no definite information whether she’ll broadcast across multiple platforms or if her stream will be exclusive to Amazon’s platform.

It remains uncertain whether Amouranth’s agreement with Kick has ended prematurely or not. Similar to other platforms, Kick no longer binds creators with contracts but rather encourages them to stream across multiple platforms.

Standout fact: Asmongold significantly outperformed his Twitch earnings during his inaugural Kick stream.

To clarify, just because she may stream simultaneously on multiple platforms, it’s important to note that she will not broadcast on YouTube. Regrettably, due to a violation of their policies regarding “sexual content,” Google terminated her main YouTube account following the ban of her ASMR channel on that platform.

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2025-06-20 00:49