Twitch has banned Alinity for the fourth time and her fans are wondering what the controversial streamer did this ...

In April 2024, Twitch issued a copyright strike against Alinity after she streamed another reality TV show live with her ...

Popular Twitch streamer Alinity was banned from the streaming platform over a DMCA strike for allegedly hosting a watch party. The post Controversial Twitch Streamer Alinity Banned From Platform Yet ...

ONE of Twitch's biggest female stars has been briefly banned from the platform after flashing her nipple during a live stream. Colombian Natalia "Alinity" Mogollon, 32, appeared to accidentally ...

Alinity was banned from the platform for 24 hours, but she imposed a three-day suspension on herself, following Twitch ‘s decision.

For now, Alinity is mainly rocking it on Twitch and OnlyFans, but with her patience wearing thin, don’t be surprised if you catch her moving onto other platforms soon. Clip that got me banned.

The controversy began last week when Alinity, who has nearly 900,000 Twitch followers, grew frustrated with her cat Milo as she was streaming Apex Legends. She then broadcast herself tossing Milo ...

Alinity’s cat incident has turned into a targeted campaign of harassment, largely by men, against one of the most popular women streamers. It puts Twitch in a tricky position — stuck between a ...

It’s unclear how much money Alinity makes each year on Twitch, but it’s not a small amount. In fact, according to some estimates, she has a net worth of well over $1.

Natallia ‘Alinity’ Mogollon is a Twitch streamer and Youtuber who primarily streams Apex Legends. The streamer has around 1.2 million followers on Twitch. Other things that have continuously ...

Natalia 'Alinity' Mogollon has angered the internet and pet lovers everywhere after a clip of her throwing her cat while streaming on Twitch. While playing Apex Legends, her cat Milo walks in ...

Just before the weekend, Twitch streamer Alinity flashed her viewers during a livestream, resulting in her being officially banned for a day, though she chose to extend it to three days.