A timeline of Amouranth's rise to the top of Twitch, from hot tub streams to purchasing a gas station

For the first time, Amouranth became Twitch's most-viewed female streamer in March 2021. Users watched her content for almost 1.8 million hours during that month, according to data analytics website Stream Charts.

Amouranth also dethroned popular gaming streamer Pokimane at the time.

She remained the most-watched female streamer for the entire year in 2021, with over 38 million total watch hours.

In 2022, she continued her reign as the most-watched female streamer, with over 32 million hours watched.

Amouranth is still wildly popular. She recently became the only woman among the male-dominated list of the platform's top 100 most-viewed creators, according to The Gamer.

Amouranth has been pretty vocal about her business ventures on social media, often startling fans with her investments. In November 2021, she announced that she had bought a gas station and would lease it out to Circle K. She talked about the decision in a thread on Twitter, explaining that purchasing the gas station meant she would save money overall by having to pay fewer taxes.

Later during the month, Amouranth said she bought another gas station for $10 million, this one owned by 7-Eleven.

In December 2021, she told her fans that she was investing $1 million into Visa for her birthday. A few months later, she said she made a "7-figure investment" in a plastic ball manufacturer.

"I'm creating a diversified stream of cashflow," Amouranth wrote in a Twitter thread about the business choice. "Defensible biz without much capital intensity that can throw off cash-passive income in our time."

In 2022, Amouranth purchased at least one more gas station in addition to her previous two.

"Before I started doing social media, I couldn't even afford to fill up my gas tank," Amouranth told YouTuber Antony Padilla in an interview in January 2022. "Now, I own a gas station."

Amouranth has also become very popular on OnlyFans. Since joining in 2021, she has over a million likes on the fan subscription platform.

In October 2022, Amouranth revealed in a stream to her fans that she had a husband, who she said is emotionally abusive. She alleged that he controls her finances and social media activities, and had once threatened to kill her dogs.

The internet immediately lit up in support of the influencer, and fellow creators like Valkyrae and Ethan Klein rallied around her in support.

After Amouranth spoke out, she logged off for a few days. She then came back online to tell her audience that she was "free" of her husband and had regained control of her finances.

"I didn't think that many people would give a shit, to be honest. It's kind of crazy," Amouranth told her viewers in a stream. "Even people who don't like me, even haters who are like, 'Damn, I fuckin' hate Amouranth, but you know what, I hope she's OK,' that's so nice."

After taking a break from the platform in October of last year, and only posting sporadically online, Amouranth returned a month later.

She posted a Twitter thread in late November explaining she's shifting her content since coming out with abuse allegations — specifically, deciding to do fewer hot tub streams. She said she played the game "Overwatch" on Twitch more than anything else.

"Not about rebrand, I literally don't care," she tweeted in response to someone saying her content shift was successful. "I get to do what I want, and I still make 7 fig money a month. Life is better."

Toward the end of December 2022, Amouranth announced a new show on her Twitch channel called "Pimp my S*mp," where viewers would enter for a chance to win a cash prize, and be flown out to her, where they'll receive a makeover.