Mum with two vaginas gave birth from right and is trying for 3rd baby from left
A mum-of-two with two vaginas who gave birth twice out of her right vagina is now trying for a third baby out of her left.
Evelyn Miller, 31, was born with two uteruses and two vaginas but wasn't diagnosed with uterus didelphys until she was 20 after a gynaecologist examination.
At the time, she had just found out she was pregnant and underwent a termination. But when she fell conceived again in 2020 with her now-husband Tom, who is an electrician, they decided to keep the baby.
However the pregnancy was considered to be extremely high risk, given that Evelyn's reproductive system is split into two fully functioning organs.
Evelyn and husband Tom with their two children (mediadrumimages/@evelynuncovered)
Evelyn endured uncomfortable pregnancies due to her condition (mediadrumimages/@evelynuncovered)Her two wombs are only half the size of an average uterus, which meant her baby could struggle to grow.
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"The first birth was a high-risk pregnancy due to both uteruses being half the size of a 'normal' uterus, so I had a lot of scans," Evelyn, from Queensland, Australia, said.
"I was uncomfortable throughout my pregnancy - my bump was over to my right side because I was pregnant in my right uterus, meaning that the baby never sat central, so my back was terrible."
Evelyn, who raises awareness of her rare condition with adult content on OnlyFans, was unable to give birth vaginally because the baby was not positioned centrally, so a C-section was scheduled instead.
In June 2021, Evelyn gave birth to a healthy baby boy called Oliver. He was born at 37 weeks and weighed just 5.5 pounds.
Despite making a quick recovery from the C-section, for Evelyn, the procedure lacked the 'magic' of a vaginal birth.
"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," she said.
"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."
The start of Evelyn's pregnancy, where it is visible she is carrying a baby in her right womb (mediadrumimages/@evelynuncovered)Within three months of her first child's birth, Evelyn once again fell pregnant, also in her right vagina. Again a C-section was scheduled on her right womb for 36 weeks.
In June 2022, Evelyn gave birth to a beautiful girl named Amy, weighing only 4.4 pounds. Due to her small size, Amy spent three weeks in the special care unit.
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Evelyn is now trying for a third child with her husband.
However due to the two previous C-sections, her doctor has warned that she can no longer use her right vagina for pregnancies and must be careful during sex.
Instead, she has been advised to try for a baby using her left - although this has put a dampener on her sex life as Evelyn says she can only orgasm from her right vagina.
While her husband will use the left vagina, her right vagina is now reserved for her OnlyFans content.
"We are trying for our third and we have to use my left vagina now as the right has had two c-sections, my doctor has told us we can't use the right anymore so we need to be careful when having sex," Evelyn explained.
"Especially when we film with another guy for OnlyFans we need to make sure that my husband uses the left side, which sucks because I prefer the right.
Evelyn, who is trying for a third baby, at 13 weeks pregnant (mediadrumimages/@evelynuncovered)
Evelyn pregnant with Amy (mediadrumimages/@evelynuncovered)"The right is the only one I orgasm from so it especially sucks."
Evelyn first had sex at 17, not knowing that her reproductive organs were different from any other woman's until she fell pregnant at the age of 20.
It was during a termination that doctors couldn't find the embryo, leading to an internal exam. This led to the incredible discovery that the missing embryo was in her other uterus.
"It was a relief to finally discover why everything felt different," Evelyn said.
"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.
"Once I found out the embryo was still fine, I had to have another termination - which was traumatic.
Each of her wombs are half the size of an average womb (mediadrumimages/@evelynuncovered)"I was also pressured by medics to go ahead with the pregnancy due to my rare condition.
"As my reproductive system is split into two fully functioning organs, it means that carrying a pregnancy full-term is risky, as each of my wombs are half the size of an average womb, so there is a risk that the space is too small for the baby to grow.
"When they did the procedure, the doctor punctured my bowel due to the strange shape of my vaginas and reproductive systems.
"After this trauma, I only ever see specialists. Non-specialised doctors are fascinated by my body and even require me to draw a diagram for them."
Evelyn says her unique body allowed her to keep her work and personal life separate when she previously worked as an escort.
After meeting her husband, she now creates adult content on OnlyFans, where she claims to earn £54,829 a month.
"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," Evelyn said.
"After I quit this, I started OnlyFans, filming adult content with both vaginas - and it's been very, very successful.
"When I met my husband I quit escorting as it was almost impossible to maintain a healthy monogamous relationship while doing in-person sex work.
"When I realised that having two vaginas doesn't affect me negatively, I came out publicly on Reddit, socials and OnlyFans, and it has been crazy ever since.
"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."
Uterus didelphys is a rare condition that only affects about 0.3 percent of the population.
Evelyn added: "I'd encourage any young women to get checked out if they feel like something's not right."
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