A beautiful Caucasian woman Evelyn Miller has shocked the masses on social media after her recent interview blew up on all major social media platforms.
The 31-year-old from Queensland, Australia didn’t find out until the age of 20 that she’d been born with two vaginas and two wombs.
The petite, gorgeous woman who has traveled a lot of places “entertaining” people of all walks of life before settling down to become a full-time content creator at Onlyfans talked about how she uses her two vaginas.
“I worked as an independent escort for about seven years traveling around the world. I was able to use one vagina for work and one vagina for my personal life, which made the work a lot easier emotionally and physically for me,” she explained.
The 31-year-old from Queensland, Australia made the ultimate choice of joining the sex industry after she fell out of a promising relationship.
Evelyn Miller disclosed that she uses her two vaginas for two different occasions: one for business and one for her boyfriend and she’s been happier ever since she embarked on that enlightenment.
Evelyn Miller who usually makes $75000 USD (Ksh. 8,520,000) every month on Onlyfans alone said that she’s happy that she’s pregnant.
She opened up about having two vaginas comes with its challenges like putting two tampons in when she is on her period, having her vaginas tested for STDs when she visits her gynecologist.
The soon-to-be mother for the second time who heavily and beautifully tatted on her torso couldn’t be happier having two vaginas that has managed to help her make enough money to sustain herself, her child and her unborn child and probably her partner as well.
Speaking on having children, Evelyn Miller explained: “Theoretically, I could carry two babies at once if I wanted – but it would be hard for my body, so we have had to be careful in that sense.
Sex in each vagina feels very, very different I prefer one side but it depends on the position and shape of the guy as to which one I choose to have sex in. Having two vaginas has made my sex life a lot of fun – we can have sex in one side and use a toy in another, and there are all sorts of positions and things I can try.
They both feel very different to me so I’ve been finding out what I like and don’t like on each side.”
She went further to explain that she wouldn’t change her two vaginas for one because having two of them have in a way spiced up her sex life and she’s since learned to embrace everything about them.
“I don’t wish that I only had one vagina. Having two has made my sex life more fun, and I think it’s important to embrace all bodies – we can all be so different,” she continued.
Evelyn was shocked to find out out about her two vaginas for the very first time when she visited the doctor for a pregnancy termination at the age of 20.
She decided at that stage to continue with her abortion, despite medics who tried to pressure her into keeping her baby.
Evelyn concentrated on the benefits of having her two vaginas which helped her increase her net income until she and fiancé Tom, 32, discovered that she was once again pregnant.
She said: “I always knew something was ‘wrong’ with me. I couldn’t get tampons to work – I would use a tampon and I would still bleed. When I was 14 and got my period there wasn’t access to the internet like there is now and I lived on a farm with just my dad at that point.
Then I had a pregnancy termination when I was 20, and in hospital after the procedure I was told they ‘couldn’t find the embryo’. After an internal exam they realised it was in my other uterus – which I didn’t know I had.
It was a relief to finally discover why everything felt different. When I started having sex it always felt different to me every time, and it wasn’t until this termination procedure that I finally found out what was wrong.”
Then in 2020, Evelyn found out that she was pregnant again – and this time, she planned to keep it, so she did.
She’s pregnant in her “right side” adding that she’s under strict supervision by her doctors who are monitoring her with a scheduled C-section booked for 36 weeks.
After explaining how she can’t give birth vaginally, she went on to add: “The C-section experience wasn’t as magical as I thought. I’m thankful that I had a great procedure and nothing went wrong, but I didn’t love the feeling of pulling.
Recovery was great and easy for me though. It was also nice having the tough decisions taken away from me in a sense because I had to have a C-section. I didn’t have to make choices for my birth experience like whether I wanted to avoid intervention or not.
I had my baby at 37 weeks in June 2021 – a healthy little boy, though he weighed 5.5-pounds because he was growth restricted in my small uterus.”
