Why sex workers make better partners: Angelia White reveals the truth about dating a porn star

Australia’s most prolific porn star Angela White has revealed what it is really like dating a sex worker.

Speaking on the Inside OnlyFans podcast, White, who has appeared in more than 900 hardcore scenes, said sex workers often make for better partners because of their good communication skills. 

‘Relationships are difficult no-matter what your occupation is,’ she explained.

‘There’s different issues that we have to deal with, but if anything we’ve learnt to be come so good at communicating what we need in a relationship, sexually that I feel like we’ve better communicators in many ways.’

White, 38, is thought to be single despite being intensely private about her personal life off-camera. 

Fans of the buxom brunette were recently left devastated as it was revealed Angela could soon turn her back on the porn industry.

After several high-profile TV and podcast appearances, the adult film star seems to be angling for a career in mainstream media or academia.

She hinted at her future career path last month when she spoke at a conference at the University of California, Santa Barbara. 

‘There’s different issues that we have to deal with, but if anything we’ve learnt to be come so good at communicating what we need in a relationship, sexually that I feel like we’ve better communicators in many ways,’ she said 

Angela posed for a photo on Instagram next to social sciences and media studies professor Constance Penley.

‘Academic pursuit remains an interest of mine and something I wish to return to in the future,’ she wrote in the caption.

During the college lecture, Angela spoke to film studies students about her career.

Not only does Angela have an extensive body of work in adult cinema, but she also holds a degree in gender studies from the prestigious University of Melbourne.

Angela sparked fears she’s set to leave the industry after sharing photos of herself at the University of California, Santa Barbara, alongside professor Constance Penley 

The performer, who popularised the sex position ‘The Angela’, took part in a question and answer session with students after her speech.

‘This is my third time as a guest speaker at this film studies class that approaches pornography as worthy of serious inquiry as a genre and as popular culture,’ she said after the lecture.

Angela thanked the students for their ‘well-informed, thought-provoking questions’ about her ‘career as a performer and director’ as well as her academic research.

‘While it has been a number of years since my research dissertation was published in The Routledge Companion to Media, Sex, and Sexuality, academic pursuit remains an interest of mine and something I wish to return to in the future,’ she added.

‘Academic pursuit remains an interest of mine and something I wish to return to in the future,’ she wrote in the caption