Amouranth remains one of the internet’s top content creators, but even a multimillion-dollar monthly income isn’t enough to please everyone around her.

Her husband, who has become a controversial figure in his own right, took to social media this week to lament a decline in their earnings, revealing that their combined income from OnlyFans and Kick now averages between $1.2 and $1.5 million per month, down from a peak of $2 million per month between 2021 and 2023.

“We have a Kick contract. We still do OnlyFans—she does,” he said in a recent video. “Back then, OnlyFans alone often hit $2 million a month. Now, with Kick and OnlyFans combined, we do around $1.2 or $1.5. But you get what I’m saying?”

The comments, which drew criticism online for being out of touch with financial reality, come amid growing scrutiny of the couple’s public behavior. On Sunday, the pair reportedly argued for over 17 hours during a live Kick stream, which culminated in an emotional breakdown by Amouranth.

At one point, she reportedly said: “Just kill me, it would be easier.” The statement sparked alarm from viewers and renewed concern over the volatile nature of their highly public relationship.

This isn’t the first time the couple has generated headlines. Amouranth’s husband has been widely criticized for his role in managing her career, with some online accusing the duo of manufacturing drama to boost engagement. Others, however, see the repeated emotional incidents as warning signs of a toxic dynamic playing out in real time.

Amouranth first rose to fame on Twitch, where she became one of the platform’s most-watched streamers, often pushing the boundaries of content guidelines. After facing repeated bans, she signed a deal with Kick, a newer streaming platform similar to Twitch and YouTube Live, which has attracted creators seeking fewer restrictions.

Despite the alleged income drop, Amouranth continues to generate enormous revenue and engagement, remaining a top-tier creator across multiple platforms. Whether the latest conflict is real or staged, it reinforces ongoing questions about mental health, exploitation, and authenticity in the high-stakes world of influencer broadcasting.

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