DR disrespect, aka Herschel “Guy” Beahm, is a famous Twitch streamer who had four million followers before he fell from grace.
Beahm’s account was removed in in 2020 after he admitted sending “inappropriate messages”. Here’s what we know about his wife, Mrs Assasin.
Mrs Assasin, real name unknown, is the online persona of Dr Disrespect’s wife.
Most personal details about her are kept private but she does have an Instagram account dedicated to her persona.
According to Legit, the gamer’s wife is of mixed ethnicity and has Filipino roots and her family has roots in Malamawi, City of Isabela, Philippines.
She was born in the US and is American.
Mrs assassin lives in California, United States of America, with her family.
She is five foot five inches tall and despite keeping her life out of the limelight she has posed for pictures with Dr disrespect.
“The outpouring of love, support, strength and kindness from the arena has truly been overwhelming,” the post read. “You all have made my heart full and I can not thank you enough. No one better out there than the CC. You guys are amazing! Much love to you all.”
Dr Disrespect posted a picture with his wife on X (formerly Twitter) in June 2023.
He captioned the post: “Short stream today for a reason…Celebrating 15 years with my Mrs. Assassin. She’s helped me in ways you couldn’t even imagine. Flip phone turned off for the weekend, it’s celebration time.”
While there is no confirmation of the exact date, based on this, the couple tied the knot sometime around June in the year 2008.
Fans saw the pair appear together at The Game Awards in December 2017.
A few days later, he showed up on his Twitch stream confessing to having been unfaithful to his wife, as per Sportskeeda.
This isn’t the only time the star has been subject to controversy as he was banned from Twitch for sending “inappropriate” messages to a minor.
In a statement, Beahm confirmed that he had messaged a minor using Twitch Whisper in 2017 but said they were “casual, mutual conversations that sometimes leaned too much in the direction of being inappropriate, but nothing more.”
“Nothing illegal happened, no pictures were shared, no crimes were committed, I never even met the individual,” Beahm tweeted.
“I went through a lengthy arbitration regarding a civil dispute with twitch and that case was resolved by a settlement. Let me be clear, it was not a criminal case against me and no criminal charges have ever been brought against me.”
Beahm continued, saying that he should have never entertained conversations with the minor.
“That’s on me as an adult, a husband and a father. It should have never happened.”
He ended his statement, by writing that if people were uncomfortable with his actions, it was fine.
“But I’m not f**king going anywhere. I’m not the same guy that made this mistake all those years ago.
“I’m taking an extended vacation with my family as mentioned on stream and I’m coming back with a heavy weight off my shoulders.”
This lead a high profile creator to cut ties with him.
Kai Cenat, who has more than 11.2 million followers on Twitch, unfollowed the streamer.
“Regardless, bro. It doesn’t matter what age you are,” said Cenat.
