Aussie porn star hospitalised after sex scene mishap
Adult film sets are sometimes home to unexpected and very painful accidents.
WARNING - GRAPHIC CONTENT: A British adult film actor has opened up about a shocking on-set accident that left his Aussie co-star in severe pain and resulted in her being rushed to hospital.
Keiran Lee, a performer in around 7,000 pornographic scenes, told the Pillow Talk podcast that the first time he had sex on camera with Australian Angela White, she suffered a life-threatening injury.
Mr Lee, whose private parts are reportedly insured for $1 million, said the pair had been filming for over an hour when the accident occurred, but he didn't find out Ms White had been injured until two days later.
Upon arriving back in Australia after the X-rated shoot, Ms White complained of stomach pains and took herself to see a doctor, who revealed that her appendix had burst. She was then sent to hospital for urgent treatment.
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"I could've killed her," Mr Lee told podcast host Ryan Pownall, theorising that the reason for the mishap was one of the positions in which he and Ms White had been engaged. "I could've killed Angela White on our first scene."
Aussie star's accidental revenge
Mr Lee went on to reveal that Ms White inadvertently got her revenge for the incident on another adult film shoot. He said that while filming a scene, Ms White "got lockjaw".
"She literally froze... and said 'I'm so sorry'," explained Mr Lee, whose birth name is Adam Diksa. He revealed that the bite left him bleeding, for which a production assistant handed him some disinfectant, but that only resulted in more misery. The sting caused by the ointment brought Mr Lee to tears, he shared.
Ever the professional, 39-year-old Mr Lee said that despite the "painful" accident, he and Ms White finished shooting the scene and, luckily, no long-term damage was done.
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