In a bizarre moment, Twitch streamer Fandy took “sharing everything with chat” to the next level.
The 30-year-old content creator, known for her World of Warcraft videos, stunned the internet by live-streaming the birth of her child on October 7, drawing in over 50,000 viewers.
The broadcast, titled "Water Broke, Baby Time," lasted for eight and a half hours, showcasing Fandy as she endured the intense process of labor from the comfort of an inflatable water-filled tub, as reported by PEOPLE.
Surrounded by her husband, Adam, and a team of friends, Fandy pushed through the contractions while interacting with her chat, delivering what could be considered one of the weirdest moments in streaming history.
"A Boss Level Moment": Fandy’s Unforgettable Delivery Stream
As the labor progressed, Fandy's interactions with her audience became the heart of the stream.
Between contractions, she kept up the humor, with moments that blended absurdity and the rawness of childbirth.
“Hola guys, arrives pronto baby,” Fandy joked during the stream, as if preparing for an epic gaming battle. “I’ve waited forever for her. Get the hell out already!”
The Twitch chat erupted with cheers and lighthearted banter, while her friends and husband supported her through the process, offering encouragement like: "You're doing great, don’t hold it, let it go."
A Historic Twitch Moment: CEO Joins the Stream
As if the moment wasn't strange enough, even Twitch’s CEO made an appearance in the chat to wish Fandy well during her live delivery.
This surprise cameo added a layer of surrealism to the already extraordinary event, as fans flooded the chat with reactions ranging from shock to amusement.
Some viewers posted “PogChamp” and “Is this even permitted?” while others expressed awe at witnessing this historical moment on the platform.
The CEO’s involvement gave the stream a stamp of official Twitch history.
Twitch Chat Explodes with Reactions: "We’re All in the Delivery Room Now"
Social media quickly erupted following the livestream, with memes and jokes circulating on X (formerly Twitter) and TikTok.
One user cheekily dubbed the stream a “LABORTHON,” while another captioned it as “Childbirth speedrunning any percent.”
Fans online were equally divided - some praised Fandy for her unapologetic openness in sharing such a personal experience, while others debated the ethics of live-streaming childbirth.
Regardless of where people stood on the issue, the event left a mark on Twitch culture, proving that anything can happen on the platform.
Fandy’s Pregnancy Journey: From Announcement to Birth
Fandy had first shared her pregnancy news with her 300,000 Instagram followers back in April, posting a photo of herself holding sonogram images with the caption: “I’m having a baby :) due Oct 18th! Future gladiator inc.”
She tagged her husband, Adam, and expressed excitement about the next chapter in their lives, which would now be forever intertwined with the history of live-streaming.