Suzanne Berhow

 Suzanne Berhow (Born on July 3, 1989) Also known as Mortem3r is the host of KittyKatGaming as well as cohost of Table Flip and sometimes hosts Steam Train. Berhow was engaged to Arin Hanson, in October 2013. Arin and Jon once called Suzy "Suzy" on Game Grumps. Suzy now has three YouTube channels. Suzy's primary channel Mortem3r includes tutorials on fashion and makeup, along with other videos. She also reviews the Birch Box and Arin versions of the Birch Box monthly. Mochi and Mimi her cats are also featured in a few videos.




 




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