An Australian content creator has shocked the internet by revealing what it’s like to live with not one, but two vaginas.
Evelyn Miller, a TikTok star and former sex worker from the Gold Coast, has spoken openly about her condition, which affects approximately 0.3 percent of the population.
Uterus didelphys is a rare congenital condition in which a woman is born with two uteruses. It is often called a double uterus.
Evelyn also has two vaginas and two cervixes with an ovary on each side.
Evelyn’s condition came to light during a medical procedure in 2011, and she later managed to use it to her advantage.
“It was really helpful for my work… certain guys were a better fit for me in a certain area, if one vagina needed a break or a time out I could use the other,” she said PerthNow on Monday.
It also gave her the opportunity to separate her professional and private lives.
“Having two vaginas has allowed me to separate those two aspects of my life… otherwise it would all be mixed up and that separation is really important to me,” she told the publication.
An Australian content creator has stunned the internet by revealing what it’s like to have not one, but two vaginas. Gold Coast TikTok star Evelyn Miller has opened up about her condition, which affects around 0.3 percent of the population. Pictured
Evelyn admitted to sleeping with over 500 people, with almost no one recognizing her feminine features.
Until a gynecologist, who was also a client, noticed that something was wrong.
“The sexy booking evolved into more of a medical exam, which was bizarre,” she continued.
“He was fascinated, which is not something professionals often encounter.”
However, Evelyn’s unique underworld also has a downside.
Despite the low fertility rate, Evelyn is a proud mother of two healthy children with her husband Tom. The couple married in December 2022. Pictured with her husband Tom
“The frustrating thing is that I have to get pap smears twice, get tested for STDs twice and every time I go to the doctor I have to explain everything and make them believe it,” she added.
One of the few people who noticed Evelyn’s condition was a client who happened to be a gynecologist.
Despite the small chance of fertility, Evelyn and her husband Tom are the proud mothers of two healthy children.
The couple married in December 2022.