Camilla Araujo Donates a Small Fortune to Mr Beast During Adin Ross Stream

Influencer Camilla Araujo added her name to a growing list of donors during a high-profile livestream hosted by YouTuber MrBeast, where the mission was clear: raise $5 million to fund clean water access worldwide.

The charity event, broadcast with streamers Adin Ross and xQc, challenged viewers and celebrities alike to contribute to Team Water, a campaign that pledges one year of clean drinking water for every dollar raised.

MrBeast, introducing the call, greeted Araujo warmly.

“Hey, this is Jimmy, MrBeast. I’m live with XQC and Adin Ross,” he said.

“We’re doing this live stream where we can’t get off stream till we raise $5 million for Team Water. Every dollar is one year of clean water for someone in need.”

He continued, explaining the approach: “We’re just calling people we know that are very, you know, successful in life. We just thought of you and we were curious if there’s any amount of money you’d like to donate.”

Araujo, who has built a wide following in modeling and online ventures, didn’t hesitate.

“Yeah, let’s do it. I’ll match,” she said, agreeing to mirror a previous donation of $20,000 made earlier in the stream by fellow influencer Corinna Kopf.

The decision sparked immediate reaction across social media.

Some fans praised Araujo’s willingness to step in, while others debated whether the live call placed undue pressure on her.

One user wrote, “Tbh calling persons on stream is like forcing them to make a donation because they know if they don’t, they’ll get hate.”

Another countered, “At least she donated. You guys just hate on everything nowadays.”

Fellow OnlyFans creator Sophie Rain also stunned viewers by pledging $1 million to the cause, a move many called “game-changing.”

The charity stream achieved its purpose: drawing attention and significant funds for clean water initiatives.

“What an amazing reunion,” another commenter added.

“The impact of charity is always inspiring. Great to see people coming together for a good cause.”