OnlyFans streamer JenFoxx took to Twitter to share a fiery ʙικιɴι pic celebrating her two-year Twitch ban being lifted.
The content creator poses in a black and neon pink two-piece, accented with silver chains and a gold Cartier love bracelet.
The tweet has already reached 213,000 views, with fans flocking to the comments to celebrate JenFoxx’s return.
“Alright twitch is my new favourite platform” said one, whilst another commented, “damn smells like simps in here”.
JenFoxx, previously known as IndieFoxx, creates ASMR content and is part of a growing community of H๏τ tub streamers on Twitch.
Contentious H๏τ tub streaming sees Twitch broadcasters talking to viewers from a H๏τ tub, often in swimwear, in order to avoid Twitch’s nudity policies.
But H๏τ tub streaming is allegedly not why Jenelle Dagres, also known as JenFoxx, was banned.
Dagres was originally perma-banned from the gaming streaming site due to a self-described “wardrobe malfunction”.
In an interview on podcast No Jumper, JenFoxxx revealed she was streaming with an accidental “camel toe”, and the website penalised her for “intentionally showing [her] genitals”.
The indefinite ban followed on from six temporary bans for various reasons relating to Twitch’s community guidelines.
In October 2022, Twitch updated their usage rights and rules, in an attempt to make the site safer and more advertiser-friendly.
In particular, Twitch’s atтιтude to “sensitive content” has increased restrictions upon Sєxual content, including a ban on Sєxually explicit and suggestive content.
During the ban, JenFoxx continued to post on OnlyFans, spending close to two unsuccessful years attempting to revoke the ban.
The ban was finally lifted on Tuesday, April 4.