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A woman recently did something that few people would believe any wife would want to do - she attended an event where her husband had sex with another woman.
What's more, the other woman in question then proceeded to sleep with a dozen others.
Not only did Robyn Quinn watch as the men participated in the UK’s second most controversial adult content creator, Lily Phillips’, ‘gloryhole’ stunt, but she also acted as the fluffer.
The recent stomach-churning sex stunt involved Phillips half-peeking out of a custom-built gloryhole contraption made for a shoot with 13 men.
Phillips gave the group an introduction from inside the structure before the shoot began and even led a warm-up and stretching session.
After the stunt was done, Phillips thanked each participant individually while cleaning herself up.
On the sidelines, OnlyFans model Robyn sat and watched each man take their turn after she had very kindly warmed them up.
Interestingly, Robyn was not there to keep tabs on her husband, Tatman, who also works as an adult content creator, but to meet one of her industry idols.
She told The Tab: “So my hubby, Tatman, was asked to partake in the scene and I’m a huge Lily Phillips fan so asked if I could go along to meet her.”
The married couple began making adult content together for personal use five years ago but did not share it anywhere until one day Robyn realized that she “likes to be watched”, so the pair gave webcamming a go.
Recalling how they kickstarted their career, Robyn said: “We then quite quickly realized that we were really good and quite popular on the camming, and that we could make money from it. So that’s where it started, approximately five years ago. Since then we’ve opened our boundaries, little bit by little bit.”
As the couple each have two children from previous relationships and share a son, navigating family life around “gangbangs” and multiple sexual partners is something they had to learn early on by setting rigid boundaries.
Describing how they select the content they make, Robyn said: “If we were going to have another woman in our bedroom, and it was going to cause friction and cause us to argue, then absolutely not; it would not happen, because that would be an unhealthy relationship in our home.”
When quizzed over whether jealousy features at all in their relationship - given their chosen careers - Robyn’s response was rather surprising, as she gets more jealous of the women who don’t sleep with her husband.
She admitted: “I get jealous of what I would call silly people, like regular people,” giving the example of women working in customer service.
