Streamer Suki Mellow recently revealed she had ‘punched her stomach’, “drank alcohol,” and ‘ate spicy food’ when she believed she was pregnant.
On August 6, 2026, Suki Mellow went live on Twitch with fellow streamer Kanel Joseph, and the former recounted her past actions during a pregnancy scare. She claimed she had “drank alcohol” and ‘punched her stomach’, believing she was pregnant. This visibly shocked Joseph. On the same day, popular X user @yoxics shared a snippet of said livestream where Mellow said:
“There was this one time when I thought I was pregnant, so, I went to Planned Parenthood…. I took like, three pills, pregnancy pills and then I started punching my stomach, and then I drank alcohol, and then I ate a bunch of spicy food.”
Suki Mellow is often known for her unpredictable IRL streams and being a Streamer University alumna. She began streaming in August 2024 and has amassed a whopping 126,775 followers on Twitch and over 196,000 on Instagram.
Streamer Suki Mellow Recently Found Herself in Hot Water After Pranking Elderly Individuals on Livestream
Popular X user @yoxics shared a 33-second clip from Suki Mellow’s August 5, 2026, broadcast. It showed the Twitch streamer trying the Apple Pay notification prank on two elderly women. For context, this prank involves playing Apple Pay’s payment confirmation sound to make people believe a transaction has been made from their accounts.
Mellow decision to play this prank on two elderly women got her into trouble. One of the women tried to grab Mellow’s phone, threatened to hit her with a cane, and proceeded to call out for the police. Although Mellow tried explaining the prank, she failed to calm the situation down and eventually had to flee the scene.
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