Woman born with two vaginas shares what she uses each one for

A woman born with two vaginas has shared what she uses each one for, admitting she even has a ‘favourite’.

Evelyn Miller, from Brisbane, Australia, has a rare condition that means she has two wombs, two uteruses and two vaginas.

She also has one ovary on each set.

Unashamed of her body, Evelyn has now found huge success with a career on OnlyFans - although there's one rule she gives herself when it comes to work.

Speaking about hate she receives from trolls, Evelyn told Love Don’t Judge: “They can say some really nasty comments – judging me as a mother putting me down calling me a sl*t, saying ‘I wonder what it's like to have your husband not interested in you anymore’ and 'I just feel sorry for your kids’.”

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Evelyn was diagnosed with Uterus Didelphys - a rare congenital condition where someone is born with two uteruses - when she was 20.

She films for OnlyFans alongside husband Tom – with whom she shares two young children - but has clear rules about they content they create together, namely that there’s only one vagina she uses.

"My right vagina is my favourite so I keep that for my husband," she explained.

Evelyn said she also receives criticism from her family, with Tom saying his sister Emma had her reservations before meeting his partner.

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“She was initially very reserved about meeting Evelyn, especially knowing what her background was and how we're getting into online work together,” he said.

Emma added that there was ‘definitely some judgment from dad's side of the family”.

Evelyn and Tom are parents to two children, having welcomed a baby boy in June 2021 and a baby girl the following year.

Evelyn had initially been told she would be unlikely to have kids, as her reproductive system is split into two fully functioning organs.

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However, she went on to give birth to healthy little boy Oliver, who was born via C-section at 37 weeks, weighing 5.5lbs.

Three months after having Oliver, she then became pregnant with Amy, who was born at 36 weeks - also via C-section - weighing 4.4lbs.

Evelyn said that her and Tom have more time for each other and their kids because of how they work together.

Tom added: “In the start it felt unnatural, but over time we've learned to ease up and and it's been a lot of fun exploring our relationship in a different way…”

Topics: Sex and Relationships, Health

Jess Hardiman

Jess is Entertainment Desk Lead at LADbible Group. She graduated from Manchester University with a degree in Film Studies, English Language and Linguistics. You can contact Jess at [email protected].

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