An adult star has revealed a huge secret about male performers in the p*rn industry.
It's commonly known that female performers in the adult entertainment industry undergo enhancement surgeries to meet certain standards.
But what is not known is that male performers also undergo some changes in order to look good on camera, with some even opting for a "mechanical" penis.
Yes, you heard that right.
An adult actress named Abella Danger revealed this bizarre fact during an episode of Barstool Sports' KFC Radio podcast.
She was first asked by hosts Kevin Clancy and John Feitelberg if she had ever worked with an actor with a broken penis and said "Oh yes" before disclosing she saw a male performer sporting three different versions of his manhood on set.
The adult actress then divulged more about the industry secret, saying: "You guys don't know this? So many guys in porn have mechanical dicks," leaving the hosts visibly stunned.
"After this, I'm going to tell you which ones are mechanical," she playfully said.
Watch the clip below:
Danger went on to explain how these mechanical devices work, saying it is triggered by squeezing the testicles, which then causes the actor to have an erection.
"[They have] a metal rod inserted," a surprised Clancy asked, while Feitelberg asked: "It's always in?"
The adult actress was not satisfied with her explanation of the mechanical penis so she decided to google the actor with the robotic manhood and showed the hosts.
What might be even more mind-boggling was Danger learned about mechanical penises in high school. "The first time I heard about it... my friend in high school said his dad had gotten it. I don't know why he told me this," she said.
In other related news, Danger once hit out at former adult star Mia Khalifa after she warned women against going into the adult entertainment industry.
Back in 2014, the now-31-year-old starred in just 11 films which made her one of the industry's biggest stars even to this day.
The Lebanese-American opened up about the impact her three-month stint in the industry has had on her life on TikTok: "That hourly dissociative attack from remembering hundreds of millions of people's only impression of you is solely based on the lowest, most toxic, most uncharacteristic three months of your life when you were 21."
She also revealed she was paid just $12,000 for the adult films which are on the internet forever.
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Khalifa's criticism about the industry didn't go down well with Danger, who in 2020 fired back at a fan who said that the former adult star "deserves better".
"Imagine being a household name in the porn industry because of how big your videos were in the matter of the THREE months you did porn… $12k... three months & a lifetime of regret. Mia Khalifa deserves better!" the fan wrote, to which Danger replied: "LMFAO, that's her fault. We choose our rates babe."
The adult star then continued to defend the industry in a separate post, writing: "I’ll never stop defending the porn industry because I know the real truth.
"The people I work with, the people I work for are some of the most honest, kind, generous human beings I’ve ever met. So stop trashing us for pity and clout. I don’t do porn for money, I LOVE IT," she added.
The post caught Khalifa's attention as she blasted back: "I feel bad for her living in such a deluded mindset to believe telling your own personal story & fighting for vulnerable young women that don’t have a voice means you’re chasing clout. We are not the same. Stay in your toxic, narrow lane."
Clearly left unimpressed by the social media personality's response, Danger wrote: "Your excuses suck as much as your BJ videos."
Yikes.
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