Simon Hunter
THIS is the moment a Spanish streamer appears to be groped live on air by a British man in Benidorm this week.
The female streamer goes by the name of Gonsabellla, and was broadcasting via Twitch from a bar in the famous holiday resort surrounded by groups of men drinking.
While she is speaking to the camera, an individual sitting behind her is seen to extend his arm toward her and appears to touch her behind.
Gonsabellla spins around and repeatedly tells him in Spanish: “Don’t touch me, don’t touch me!”
One of the men is heard to apologise for his companion’s actions.
The streamer is then heard to say: “Now they have definitely gone too far.” She then changes table to move away from the group of British men.
The streamer later shared the clip on her social media accounts, and received hundreds of messages of support and condemnation for the alleged sexual assault.
Gonsabellla’s real name is Isabella Gonzalez, and she is a 29-year-old streamer with some 665,000 followers on Twitch and more than 164,000 on Instagram.
The incident involving Gonsabellla comes just 10 days after female TV reporter Isabel Balado was also sexually assaulted by a man on the streets of Madrid while she was broadcasting live on the Cuatro channel.
In that incident, a man approached her from behind and touched her bottom, before interrupting her broadcast to ask which channel the crew was from.
The police were soon called and the man was arrested.
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- Spain suffering ‘alarming’ rise in sexual assaults committed by minors
