The first live childbirth was broadcast on Twitch

The birth of a baby was shown live on the Twitch platform for the first time. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

The broadcast was hosted by the popular streamer Fandy. He is known for his streams of World of Warcraft, Overwatch, and League of Legends.

The broadcast took place during the night from October 7 to October 8, Moscow time. The birth happened at Fandy’s own home, in a small inflatable pool.

Before the broadcast, he wrote on social media, “Hello, Twitter! My waters broke, so the time has come.

Now I’m going live!” This is not the first time a birth process has been shown on Twitch, but it is the first case hosted by a famous content creator, making it historic.

During the broadcast, Twitch CEO Dan Clancy also participated in the chat. His positive comments indicated that this broadcast did not violate the platform’s rules.

The recording of the broadcast is currently open and has been watched by more than 660,000 people. This event shows that the Twitch platform is ready to accept new types of content and formats.

Additionally, such live broadcasts allow for closer interaction with viewers. Twitch is expected to continue offering interesting and unique broadcasts on various topics in the future.