Amouranth Net Worth in 2026: How Kaitlyn Siragusa Turned Streaming Income Into a Business Portfolio

Kaitlyn Siragusa, known online as Amouranth, has an estimated net worth of $25 million to $35 million in 2026, according to third-party estimates. Celebrity Net Worth puts the figure at $35 million, while other trackers such as BBN Times and OtakuKart land closer to $25–30 million. No audited figure exists — but unusually for a creator, much of the underlying earnings data comes from her own public disclosures: roughly $57 million in lifetime OnlyFans gross revenue, a reported $38 million earned on Kick, and a portfolio of gas stations and other offline assets bought with the proceeds.

Quick facts

Full name	Kaitlyn Michelle Siragusa
Born	December 2, 1993 (age 32), Houston, Texas, U.S.
Profession	Streamer, content creator, OnlyFans model, investor
Nationality	American
Estimated net worth	$25–$35 million (2026 estimates; Celebrity Net Worth: $35 million)
Last updated	October 2026

Biography

Kaitlyn Michelle Siragusa was born on December 2, 1993, in Houston, Texas. Before streaming, she worked as a cosplayer and costume designer, performing at children’s parties and hospitals in character. That work brought her to Twitch’s attention: the platform invited her to join as a creator and livestream her costume-making, and her channel launched in 2016 under the name Amouranth.

She built her following on a mix of gaming, dancing, ASMR and “hot tub” streams, and by 2021 she had become the most-watched female streamer on Twitch, a position she held through 2022. Her channel now has more than 6 million followers. In October 2022, she revealed on a livestream that she was married and alleged that her husband had controlled her finances and pressured her to stream; days later she said she had regained control of her money and was seeking legal and emotional counsel. The episode marked a turning point after which she ran her career — and her investments — publicly on her own terms.

Career

Siragusa’s rise on Twitch was not smooth. In May 2021, Twitch suspended her advertising revenue without explanation, later restoring it at a much reduced rate; in October 2021 she was banned from Twitch, Instagram and TikTok simultaneously, her fifth Twitch ban. She has also won industry recognition, including Best ASMR Streamer at the 2021 Streamer Awards and Favorite Creator Site Star at the 2023 AVN Awards.

While Twitch gave her reach, subscription platforms gave her money. She has described Twitch as effectively a billboard that funnels viewers toward her paid content — a model other creators, such as Tana Mongeau, have also used to convert a large free audience into subscription income. In 2023 she expanded her platform deals: she signed with livestreaming service Kick on June 19, 2023, became a brand ambassador for Jerkmate and FansRevenue, and hosted the 2023 XBIZ Creator Awards. In June 2025 she returned to Twitch, announcing the move with a video citing roughly $38 million earned during her two years on Kick.

Off camera, 2024–2026 brought both milestones and setbacks. In June 2024 she invested in the North American esports organisation Wildcard Gaming, becoming a co-owner; she sold the stake back in October 2025, reportedly at a profit. In November 2024 she posted a screenshot of a Coinbase account holding about 211 Bitcoin — worth roughly $20 million at the time — alongside a smaller Ethereum balance. On March 2, 2025, three masked intruders broke into her Houston home demanding access to her cryptocurrency; they fled after her husband fired at them, and suspects were later charged. She had earlier disclosed a March 2023 diagnosis of ovarian failure, which at times affected her streaming schedule. She remains active on Twitch in 2026 and has continued to discuss her finances publicly, including a 2026 appearance on Caleb Hammer’s Financial Audit podcast.

How she makes money — and what she is worth

OnlyFans (the main driver). In a February 2023 interview, Siragusa said she was earning about $1.5 million per month from OnlyFans at her peak. Her own disclosed dashboard figures, reported by UNILAD, put her all-time gross on the platform at roughly $57 million between January 2020 and early 2024, up from about $33 million by July 2022. Those are gross figures: OnlyFans takes a 20% platform fee, and taxes, staff and advertising come out before anything becomes personal wealth. Like Violet Myers, her earnings show how subscription platforms, rather than ad-supported streaming, produce the largest creator incomes.

Streaming. She put her Twitch income at about $100,000 per month in the same 2023 interview. Her Kick run was far larger: the roughly $38 million she cited for about two years implies close to $19 million a year, and she told Dexerto the deal had roughly doubled her income. Across all sources, she has repeatedly put her total income at around $20 million per year.

Businesses and investments. Siragusa has consistently converted content income into offline assets, saying she always expected her on-camera earning window to be limited. Her best-known purchases are gas stations: she bought her first in November 2021 and triple-net leased it to Circle K, generating about $85,000 a year in lease income from that property. On Financial Audit in 2026, she said she had spent roughly $14 million across four stations worth about $3–4 million each, valuing the depreciation and tax treatment as much as the rent. Reported holdings also include franchised convenience-store properties such as 7-Eleven sites and a car wash. Beyond property, she bought an inflatable pool toy company in January 2022, launched a talent and management company for other creators in 2022, and held the Wildcard Gaming stake described above. Diversifying platform income into unrelated businesses is a path a few other creators — Grace Charis among them — have also taken, though rarely at this scale.

So what is she actually worth? Treat every published number as an estimate. Celebrity Net Worth lists $35 million; BBN Times and OtakuKart sit near $25 million; several other outlets cluster at $25–30 million — hence the $25–$35 million range used here. Figures well above that (some sites claim over $100 million) appear to conflate lifetime gross earnings — the $57 million OnlyFans total and $38 million Kick run alone sum to nearly $100 million before fees and taxes — with current net worth, which is a different thing. Working the other way, her disclosed crypto position is a snapshot that can swing by millions with the market, and her properties were bought with leverage, so the honest answer is a range with wide error bars, not a single number.

FAQ

What is Amouranth’s real name?
Kaitlyn Michelle Siragusa. She was born in Houston, Texas, on December 2, 1993, and has streamed as Amouranth since 2016.

How much did Amouranth make from OnlyFans?
By her own disclosed figures, about $1.5 million per month at her peak and roughly $57 million in gross revenue all-time by early 2024. That is gross income before the platform’s 20% fee, taxes and business costs — not take-home pay or net worth.

How much did she earn from Kick?
Around $38 million over roughly two years, according to the figure she posted when announcing her return to Twitch in June 2025, as reported by Dexerto.

What businesses does Amouranth own?
A portfolio of gas stations and convenience-store properties (several leased to operators such as Circle K), an inflatable pool toy company, and a talent and management company for creators. She previously co-owned esports organisation Wildcard Gaming, selling her stake in October 2025.

Sources

• Wikipedia — Amouranth
• Celebrity Net Worth — Amouranth Net Worth
• UNILAD — Streamer Amouranth reveals why she owns 4 gas stations and how much they’re worth (April 2026)
• Cointelegraph — Streamer Amouranth claims she was robbed at gunpoint over crypto fortune (March 2025)
• ShaneTheGamer — Amouranth Net Worth: Streaming and Investments Explained (research compilation, 2026)