Amouranth Calls Out "Disgusting" Support for Deepfakes and Exposes Platform's Desperation

Amouranth Exposes Platform's Desperate Support for Deepfakes

Twitch sensation and popular OnlyFans model, Kaitlyn 'Amouranth' Siragusa, is firing back at a platform she once collaborated with, condemning their decision to advertise on a website hosting deepfakes of her.

Deepfakes have become a pervasive issue for content creators and online platforms, as digitally manipulated versions of influencers surface on adult websites without their consent.

The problem gained attention earlier this year when Twitch streamer Atrioc was caught paying for deepfakes featuring women from the platform, including Pokimane, Maya Higa, and QTCinderella.

Now, Amouranth is pointing fingers at a platform she has a history with, accusing them of desperately advertising on a site that showcases deepfakes of her.

Amouranth Slams "Progressive" Platform for Promoting Deepfakes

In a series of fiery tweets, Amouranth exposed her former partner for funding pre-roll advertisements on websites featuring deepfake content of her against her will.

"It's beyond terrible when a platform you once collaborated with decides to run ads on top of your deepfakes (pre-roll ad purchases on these illicit sites showcasing deepfakes of ME, without my consent). It's a desperate move," she exclaimed.

It’s super shitty when a platform you worked with previously decides to run advertisements on top of your deepfakes (pre-roll ad purchases with the elicit sites that feature deepfakes of ME against my will). It reeks of desperation.
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— Amouranth (@Amouranth) May 25, 2023

The streamer clarified that neither OnlyFans nor Fansly were involved in this controversy, emphasizing that these platforms have actually empowered creators by liberating them from exploitation and providing better working conditions.

"It's absolutely revolting that a website claiming to uphold 'progressive business practices' would financially support a website explicitly named after deepfakes," the Twitch star alleged. "Behind closed doors, in dimly lit boardrooms, their principles are tossed aside in the pursuit of higher numbers."

website claiming its "committed to progressive business practices" would pay for advertising on a website that is literally titled after deepfakes.

Anyone doing this is self reporting their own doublespeak. They ultimately don’t care about their customers OR

— Amouranth (@Amouranth) May 25, 2023

Unfortunately, Siragusa refrained from revealing the name of the platform running these ads. However, given the recent scandal, it seems unlikely that she will continue collaborating with them in the future.

This revelation follows Amouranth's release of an AI companion designed to cater to the desires of her devoted fans.