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TWITCH streamer Adriana Chechik has said the pain following her horror back injury was so bad that she’d rather die.
The adult movie star, 30, suffered the injury at TwitchCon at the San Diego Convention Center on October 8.
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Dramatic footage captured Chechik doing air splits before landing in a foam pit on her tailbone.
Chechik broke her back in two places and doctors have inserted a metal rod for support.
She said: “Last night was horrible, the pain I had felt like I’d rather die. This is gonna suck.”
She added that she was “definitely” feeling the rain following the accident.
In a subsequent post, Chechik said having her hair washed was a “blessing”.
She added: “The ladies who washed me are seriously my heroes.”
The accident happened after she battled the other streamer Edy Boat in a “Face-off”.
Both influencers were using foam swords as they tried to knock each other off their respective platforms while playing a gladiator-style game.
Chechik was heard saying that she couldn’t move as she lay in the foam pit.
Twitter users were left concerned as news of Chechik’s horror injury emerged.
One said: “Holy s**t, Adriana that’s horrible, wishing you the best on your path to recovery I saw that clip, not your fault in any way.”
Her pal Jake Lucky said: “Probably the most painful thing I’ve seen in a while.
“Twitch streamer Adriana Chechik has confirmed broken [sic] her back in two separate places following this jump at TwitchCon.”
Chechik reportedly started as a stripper in Florida before pursuing a career in the adult film industry in 2013.
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She has around 3.8million on Instagram and approximately 1million on Twitter, and 801K on Twitch, where she creates content for her fans.
Adriana Chechik has an estimated net worth of approximately $3million, according to LAD Bible.
At least four people have been injured after jumping in the pit.
Twitch streamer LochVaness appeared to also suffer an injury after jumping into the foam pit.
The gladiator-style game was run by the tech giants Lenovo and Intel.
A Lenovo spokesperson told Rolling Stone: “We are aware of the incidents of TwitchCon visitors who sustained injuries in the gladiator game soft foam pit at the Lenovo booth.
“The area has since been closed for any further use while we work with event organizers to look into the incidents.”
TwitchCon has recently returned following a two-year hiatus amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
