Porn star reveals her number one bucket list item
One of the world's most well-known adult film stars has revealed the one sex act that she is yet to tick off of her bucket list, and you'll never guess what it is.
Angela White, who grew up in Australia before entering the sex industry at 18 and relocating to the United States, has done a lot during her time in porn. She recently picked up two awards – including Most Popular Female Performer – at the Pornhub Awards.
However, there is still one place that Ms White is yet to do the deed that she wants to tick off.
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