UK’s high grownup star ‘going celibate’ after surgical procedure for excruciating situation
Yasmina Khan’s legions of devoted fans were sobbing in the comment section of a post where the adult star announced she was going celibate for a period of time
The country’s top adult star has announced she is going celibate – in what is earth-shattering news for her legions of dedicated fans.
Yasmina Khan – also known as the Bengali Goddess – revealed in a social media post last year she constantly suffers pain while shooting her x-rated scenes. Last week she told fans after surgery “for my endometriosis” she will have to undergo a period of celibacy.
In the comment section, her heartbroken fans gushed about how they’d miss her. Lots of blokes also kindly offered to provide ‘help’. One person said: “What happened are you ok ? Can I help you in any way?”
The great news is that Yasmina had the surgery which passed without complication. In a follow-up video she announced she was “doing much better”. Last year the star first revealed the medical condition, one that caused her severe pain during and after nearly every adult shoot.
When queried by a fan if she “enjoys” participating in adult content or if she ever “feels pain,” she responded: “I have a tilted cervix and a condition called adenomyosis, which causes me pain during sex like 80% of the time and I can’t do anything to prevent it unfortunately. It’s annoying because I do enjoy it but then the pain is like holaaaa.”
In a more detailed discussion with the Daily Star, she elaborated on when the issues first became problematic.
She said: “I got diagnosed with endometriosis about four or five years ago. It causes abdominal pain, low moods and bloating. I’ve had issues in that area all my life, and I started my period really young at around the age of nine or 10 which is crazy.
“I was always in pain, but the doctors and my mum told me to deal with it not knowing I had an issue, but five years ago I had keyhole surgery to see what was going on down there and that’s when they found the endometriosis.
“They burnt it during the surgery, but it always comes back…and a few months later I felt so much worse, started getting ovarian cysts, and every time I started having sex I’d be in pain, during and after, and they (the doctors) said there was nothing they could do.”
Last year, Yasmina underwent another operation which revealed the adenomyosis and tilted cervix.
Adenomyosis is a condition where the lining of the uterus grows into the muscle wall of the uterus, which differs from endometriosis where tissue similar to the lining of the womb grows in other places, such as the ovaries or fallopian tubes. According to the NHS , symptoms of adenomyosis include:
- painful periods.
- heavy bleeding during your period.
- pelvic pain (pain in the lower part of your tummy).
- bloating, heaviness or fullness in your tummy (abdomen).
- pain during sex.
She went on: “The doctors told me ‘you’re not dying, you’re fine’ – but I’m not fine. Every single day I’m in pain, every time I have sex I’m in pain. Sometimes it’s fine, some times I’m in agony.
“I’m in the worst job possible, but it’s something I love to do. I have sex in my personal life anyway, so if I’m having it there, why not do it for work as well if it’s going to pay me regardless.”




