Who is Natalia ‘Alinity’ Mogollon and is she banned from Twitch?

Alinity is no longer on the platform (Picture: Instagram/@alinitydivine)

Gamer and live streamer Natalia ‘Alinity’ Mogollon is no longer on Twitch, with users hoping to access her feed now being confronted with an error message instead.

The star has been marred with controversy in the past after she was accused of mistreating her pets, and then again when she was bitten by one of her pet cats during a live video.

A petition was started last year which claimed she had thrown her cat over her shoulder, fed another cat vodka and kicked her dog.

She was later cleared of any wrongdoing by the SPCA.

For the initiated, who is Alinity, and why is she no longer on Twitch?

Who is Natalia ‘Alinity’ Mogollon?

Natalia ‘Alinity’ Mogollon is a Twitch gamer, best known for her live streaming channel, where she posts videos of her playing games such as World of Warcraft, which is where she takes her alias ‘Alinity’ from.

Alinity regularly features her pets on her videos (Picture: @alinitydivine /Instagram)

Born in January 1988, the 32-year-old grew up in Colombia but is now based in Canada.

She began streaming full-time in 2012 and has since amassed one million subscribers.

Mogollon also has a sizable following on other social media platforms, boasting 306,000 followers on Instagram, over 120,000 on Twitter, and 149,000 YouTube subscribers.

Why is Alinity no longer on Twitch?

The gamer is currently suspended from Twitch, after accidentally flashing viewers during a live stream, thus violating their terms and conditions, which ban ‘obscene’ or ‘pornographic material.’

The ‘nip slip’ happened when she accidentally lifted up her top while trying to put a pillow up her t-shirt as part of a gag while playing Just Dance.

She took the video in question down immediately.

Mogollon originally made the decision to suspend herself, writing ‘regardless of whatever Twitch decides to do, I’m going to give myself a 3 day suspension from the platform. I think it is fair.’

It appears as though the suspension has since been made formal, with her later tweeting: ‘I’m getting a suspension YES! Our hard work finally paid off good job guys.’

She was quick to assert the difference between a temporary suspension and being outright banned from the platform, writing: ‘They got SUSPENDED for 3 days. Repeat after me “S U S P E N D E D” A ban is Forever!’

Which means she’ll be back in a few days.

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