A woman born with two wombs and two cervixes has revealed she also has two boyfriends – but insists it’s not cheating as they each have a vagina to themselves.
Annie Charlotte, 25, from Surrey, previously caused a stir when she revealed her diagnosis with uterine didelphysis, a condition which was discovered when she had a contraceptive IUD fitted at the age of 16.
The medical phenomenon means that, incredibly, the model could conceive two babies with two different men at the same time.
She also has two periods – which she manages through contraception – and says both are “completely functional”.
After her long-term relationship ended last year, Annie met two new men – and claims she “doesn’t cheat” because they each use a designated vagina.
Annie Charlotte, from Surrey, was born with a rare condition which means she has two wombs and two cervixes
“I don’t cheat because I let my boyfriends use one vagina each,” said Annie, who works as an OnlyFans model.
However, she added that the two partners “don’t really know each other”.
She said: “I never told them about each other – I didn’t think they needed to know. They both have their own vaginas, so they only have sex with that one.
Annie has been dating one of the men for four months and the second for two months.
The model, who posts content on OnlyFans, revealed she has two boyfriends who each have sex with one of her vaginas.
She said: “I only started dating someone recently. I had my first boyfriend last year and then I was pretty enjoying it until it fizzled out and then I started dating two new people.
“At first it was casual, but then we started hanging out more and more.”
She revealed that both of her partners were making content with her for the adult platform.
Annie says it can be “hard to juggle” the two men, but she sees them each once a week and spends every other weekend with them.
She added: “I wouldn’t say we have a sex agenda per se, but I don’t have sex with both of them on the same day – I feel like it’s just for them.
“Although they are separate vaginas, fluid could pass between the two and I feel like they would be upset if they knew.”
“Men seem to be upset about girls sleeping with two men in a 24-hour period, so I figured it was for the best.”
Annie revealed that she saw each of the boyfriends once a week and tried not to have sex with one too soon after the other.
She also revealed that she creates content for the adult platform with her two boyfriends, who don’t know each other.
“There’s kind of a schedule when it comes to creating OnlyFans content versus when we have fun sex – even though it’s not super strict, I’m still able to have fun with both of my boyfriends on and off camera at different times.
“I still don’t think it’s cheating because I let my boyfriends use one vagina each, and I could probably have sex with them closer, but I don’t feel the need to either.”
Annie, who has 34,000 followers on Instagram, was diagnosed with uterine didelphysis when she went to have an IUD fitted as a teenager.
Many women don’t know they have this condition because it doesn’t always trigger symptoms.
Some are only diagnosed during pregnancy when they undergo routine exams and tests.
However, signs may include pain during sex, heavy bleeding, frequent miscarriages, and premature labor.
A double uterus occurs when a developing uterus – which starts as two separate ducts – fails to join together.
Doctors do not yet know why this disease occurs.
But it is thought to only affect one in 3,000 women.
This can cause infertility in some people because it increases the risk of miscarriage because the uterus is smaller and can restrict the growth of the fetus.
Surgery to join a double uterus into one is possible but is not often recommended by doctors unless patients have severe symptoms.
The procedure removes the wall of tissue separating the two vaginas.
This can increase the chances of maintaining a pregnancy.
Speaking about the moment she learned of her diagnosis, Annie said: “I was a young woman, just starting to get interested in meeting people and exploring different parts of my body and suddenly I was told that it was different from that of others.
“As a teenager, you want to be ‘normal,’ and being told you’re not was really, really scary.
Luckily, when she went to university to study philosophy and religion a few years ago, Annie had learned to open up – even using the quip “I have two vaginas” to break the ice.
She said: “I really started to accept it.
“I stopped looking at it as a medical problem, and all the problems that could come with having kids, but rather as something that was just a super cool part of me because of people’s reactions , they were shocked but also so interested.
“Now I have completely embraced it and accepted it as part of myself, and I have never been more confident.”