Fandy , a well-known Twitch streamer , shocked the internet by giving birth live on her channel. This happened on the night of October 7, 2025, and went into October 8, 2025. The stream took place inside her living room, where a large inflatable pool was set up for a water birth. The livestream lasted almost eight hours and drew more than 50,000 viewers. It was not just another Just Chatting stream. It became one of the most surprising real-life broadcasts ever seen on Twitch . The most unexpected moment came when Dan Clancy , the CEO of Twitch, joined the chat to wish her well. The stream, titled “Baby Time. Live Birth”, quickly went viral.
Fandy shares her baby’s arrival on live stream with the world
Fandy had announced on X earlier that her water had broken. Soon after, she went live, letting fans watch the process step by step. She kept the camera at safe angles so nothing private was shown.
Her partner Adamax, stayed beside her through the entire night, holding her hand, smiling, and encouraging her to stay strong. Her close friends and family were also in the room, helping her with breathing and giving calm instructions.
The atmosphere was tense but also warm. Viewers could hear her cry in pain during contractions, but they could also hear her laugh and joke in between. At one point, she shouted playfully to her unborn child, asking the baby to hurry up.
Her words made the chat explode with laughing emotes and cheering messages. When the baby finally arrived, Adamax looked relieved and made a light joke about the baby’s size. Everyone in the room laughed, turning a serious moment into one filled with love and humor.
Twitch CEO Dan Clancy’s message surprises fans during the stream
The chat reached peak excitement when Dan Clancy, Twitch’s CEO, entered the livestream. He wrote a personal message: “Fandy, best of luck and congratulations. Wishing you the best in this journey.” Fans were shocked to see the top Twitch boss appear in such an intimate moment. Thousands of hearts, PogChamp emotes, and congratulations filled the chat within seconds.
Many questioned whether Twitch even allowed live childbirth on the platform. According to Yahoo entertainment, it later confirmed the stream was fine because no graphic content was shown. With Dan Clancy himself taking part, many viewers believed it had the official Twitch approval.
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The event quickly spread across X and TikTok, where clips were shared nonstop. By the end of the night, Fandy’s live birth had become a part of Twitch history.
Fandy shares her baby’s arrival on live stream with the world
Fandy had announced on X earlier that her water had broken. Soon after, she went live, letting fans watch the process step by step. She kept the camera at safe angles so nothing private was shown.
Hi twitter my water just broke so I think I’m going this live
— ғᴀɴᴅʏ (@fandybtw) October 7, 2025
Baby time :) https://t.co/oHQbLm3wTi pic.twitter.com/andlg7l7NM
Her partner Adamax, stayed beside her through the entire night, holding her hand, smiling, and encouraging her to stay strong. Her close friends and family were also in the room, helping her with breathing and giving calm instructions.
The atmosphere was tense but also warm. Viewers could hear her cry in pain during contractions, but they could also hear her laugh and joke in between. At one point, she shouted playfully to her unborn child, asking the baby to hurry up.
Twitch streamer “Fandy” is currently live-streaming while giving birth to her child, and even the Twitch CEO popped into her chat to congratulate her pic.twitter.com/dH0I52SX77
— FearBuck (@FearedBuck) October 8, 2025
Her words made the chat explode with laughing emotes and cheering messages. When the baby finally arrived, Adamax looked relieved and made a light joke about the baby’s size. Everyone in the room laughed, turning a serious moment into one filled with love and humor.
Twitch CEO Dan Clancy’s message surprises fans during the stream
The chat reached peak excitement when Dan Clancy, Twitch’s CEO, entered the livestream. He wrote a personal message: “Fandy, best of luck and congratulations. Wishing you the best in this journey.” Fans were shocked to see the top Twitch boss appear in such an intimate moment. Thousands of hearts, PogChamp emotes, and congratulations filled the chat within seconds.
https://www.instagram.com/p/DPjT-sHkU7E/?igsh=M2w1MWp4NWZwb3Bo https://www.instagram.com/p/DPjT-sHkU7E/?igsh=M2w1MWp4NWZwb3Bo
Many questioned whether Twitch even allowed live childbirth on the platform. According to Yahoo entertainment, it later confirmed the stream was fine because no graphic content was shown. With Dan Clancy himself taking part, many viewers believed it had the official Twitch approval.
Also Read: Martina Navratilova And Julia Lemigova Children: Inside Their Adoption Of 2 Sons And Blended Family
The event quickly spread across X and TikTok, where clips were shared nonstop. By the end of the night, Fandy’s live birth had become a part of Twitch history.
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