Famous adult star Angela White has opened up about what she believes is the perfect size of a man's penis.
White, who has been lauded for her work and even dubbed “the Meryl Streep of p*rn” by The Daily Beast, has had an illustrious career.
She is a veteran in the adult entertainment industry, has won numerous awards, and earned widespread recognition.
Beyond her work on screen, she has an academic background, having studied at Melbourne University, where she researched women's experiences in the adult film industry.
Her thesis, completed as part of her first-class honors degree, focused on "the radical potential of pleasure in the adult entertainment industry."
So when it comes to talking about what the perfect size of a penis is, she's the person to listen to.
When asked by fellow adult star Connie Perignon about her "perfect" size on the Brazzers podcast, White responded with a joke.
"The one that's inside me," she joked, before offering a more detailed answer.
Perignon praised her response, saying: "What a perfect answer, it's like she's like PR," while podcast host Manuel Ferrara called her out, exclaiming "bulls**t."
White then clarified: "Between perfect size, well I'd say between five and eight inches."
However, White emphasized that size isn’t everything: "It really is not just, like I'm not just blowing smoke. It's the way you use it."
She also added: "I'll work with four inches, I'll work with it, I can do many things with that."
In a candid interview with News.com.au, White also revealed the one thing she regrets about her career.
She recalled the stigma she faced in her early years, saying: "When I developed, I was highly sexual and excited to explore my sexuality. But I did so in an environment where I was sl*t shamed for expressing and exploring my sexuality – no matter how I did it."
She added: "If I slept with men, I was a sl*t, and if I slept with women, I was a lesbian, which I was labeled in a derogatory way. I felt very ostracized for something that was core to who I am."
White also shared that, in hindsight, she wishes she had approached her entry into the adult film world differently, particularly with her family and friends.
"I think I was just excited and so adamant this is what I wanted to do with my life that I just told people it's what I was doing. There was no moment for comments, questions, or concerns," White admitted.
She now regrets not giving her loved ones, especially her mother, more time to process her decision.
White noted that her mother’s initial reaction was one of concern, as fewer resources and understanding about the industry existed at the time.
Despite this regret, White remains passionate about her career and attributes much of her success to that dedication.
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