Singapore streamer Kiaraakitty announced that she will be opening a pop-up maid cafe at Boat Quay, alongside fellow OnlyFans creator Yujia.
Kiaraakitty and Yujia’s temporary maid cafe, named Kitty Paradise, will be operating at LIT Bar Lounge Restaurant on June 24, 26, and 27, and the two girls will be donning maid costumes adorned with fluffy cat ear headbands at the cat-themed cafe, with a number of offerings on their menu.
For $100, patrons can buy a hug from the girls, although it isn’t disclosed if the hug(s) is/are for one or both girls.
A photograph with the girls will cost $30 and for $20, patrons can request to be “roasted” (insulted) by Kiaraa or for her to rap for you.
They are also offering a “dance performance” for $20 as well.
Among the food items include the “meowsta” for $21, which is a cat-themed tomato pasta with carrots and cucumbers arranged to look like a cat’s face.
They also have a vodka cocktail called “cosmokitty” for $12, as well as a non-alcoholic variation for $8, along with a $6 ice cream with whipped cream and some chocolate.
Kiaraa is also offering “Ayaya” and “Ayaya x2” services, although at the time of writing, it isn’t made known what that entails.
Previously sold her farts online
The controversial twitch streamer previously went viral for selling her farts, bathwater and used lingerie online.
She priced her farts (which are kept in jars) at $20, her bathwater at $30, while her used lingerie were charged at $270.
Despite the unorthodox items, she apparently had a high demand for the items, with online personalities such as DJ Jade Rasif and YouTuber SneakySushii buying her farts and bathwater.
My friend @djjaderasif look so happy with my fart jar ! Yay ! Happy customer ! Have a farting good day 💨☺️https://t.co/AC9C2ZkCXB pic.twitter.com/HgfuTc1MsM
— Kiki (@kiaraakitty) January 31, 2023
Stopped by police in Korea
Singapore Twitch streamer Kiaraakitty, who previously made headlines for selling her farts in a jar to her simps, was apparently stopped by the Korean police in Seoul.
She was stopped by the police because someone had apparently reported her for wearing a revealing outfit and having her mammary glands out while streaming in the streets of Seoul.
Throughout her interaction with the police, she was seen apologising repeatedly and told them that it was her first time in Korea, even though they didn’t ask her.
Kiara was live streaming for 9 hours at the time and was walking down the streets of Seoul wearing a pink-coloured lace shirt and a short skirt, as well as a fur jacket and some bunny ears headband.
Two police officers then stopped her and spoke to her in Korean, and the confused streamer then told them that she was from Singapore.
Realising that the police officer was commenting on her attire, she told them that she was “cosplaying” and that it was for a “cosplay” party that she was heading to.
With both parties unable to understand each other because of the language barrier, an interpreter was then brought in to translate for them.
The interpreter told Kiara that she had been reported for wearing her “underwear” in public, and she asked, “Of course not, why would I wear underwear, that’s ridiculous!”
She then offered to take a photo of her outfit and show it to the interpreter, before apologising for her ignorance and thanking him for helping explain what was happening.
The police officers subsequently asked her for her identification documents before taking down her information and told her to zip up her jacket and cover herself up before leaving.
The enraged streamer was then angry that someone had complained about her attire.