British cosplayer, Belle Delphine, who is best known for selling "gamer girl bathwater", has returned to the internet.

The 20-year-old resurfaced on social media and OnlyFans, a year after courting controversy for selling jars of her bathwater.

Delphine took to Twitter on Wednesday to announce her return, and also posted a rap about being a gamer on her YouTube channel.

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"You were thinking I died? B*tch surprise," she raps in the NSFW video, before plugging her new Instagram, Twitter and OnlyFans accounts.

OnlyFans is a subscription site where content creators charge a fee, and fans can also pay tips to receive personalized photos and videos. While the platform can be used by anyone, it's best known for promoting x-rated content.

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Delphine became a viral sensation last year after she began selling jars of "gamer girl bathwater" to her then 3.9 million Instagram followers.

According to the 20-year-old, the water was "bottled while I’m playing in the bath. This really is bathwater." A disclaimer read that the water was "not for drinking and should only be used for sentimental purposes."

Delphine sold each bottle for $43 and revealed on Instagram that the product was out of stock. "So my bath water SOLD OUT wtf… [sic]," she wrote. "I will be making some more soon but it’s been honestly a weird couple of days taking SO many baths LMAO. I didn’t expect this many people to be so interested, but if you wanted one … they will be back soon!"

However, she suddenly disappeared from all her social media platforms after Instagram removed her "for violating our Community Guidelines".

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Then, in October, she tweeted a selfie with the caption, "I got arrested lol."

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She claimed that her arrest was the result of vandalizing someone's car after they reportedly stole her hampster, however, this has never been verified.

Belle Delphine, known for selling jars of her own bathwater, has returned to social media