Man who makes adult content with his own family member explains how it came about

A man who shoots X-rated films with his very own brother has explained how it all started.

Ryan Lee and Gigi Patsy are both adult film creators, and believe it or not, Gigi was aware that he involved his brother Andy in his X-rated content before they met.

The pair, who were first introduced at an awards ceremony last year, have opened up about their relationship in a recent episode of Love Don't Judge.

Available to watch on YouTube, the premise behind the series is pretty self-explanatory, as it features couples who are 'judged every day because of who they fall in love with'.

"All my friends know that he makes spicy content, and most of them know that he makes it with his brother," Gigi said.

"And to be honest, no one's really asked too much about it."

Andy is Ryan's brother, and they also make content together (Instagram/@do_it_like_andy)

Around three years ago, Ryan was desperate to break into the adult film industry. But Andy, a 15-year veteran, advised him against it.

"I told him it wasn't a good idea," Andy said. "I didn't think he could handle the online trials."

Ignoring his advice, Ryan decided to create a spicy account, to which Andy said: "Delete it. Now."

But everything changed when their aunt stepped in and said: "If he's going to do this, he better do it with your help."

Ryan is Andy's brother and Gigi's partner (Instagram/@ryanleexx_)

One of their rules, however, is to never touch one another when filming.

"How many people make content without it being weird? Me or him are always filming. We're never beside each other," Ryan said.

"We're never touching in any way. And if we're in a group stance, we'll be on either end. So then it's not weird."

Gigi is Ryan's partner (Instagram/@gigipatsyx)

"At the end of the day, it's just work."

The adult film creator said he 'never pretend to be gay' and that 'the gay baiter' claims are not accurate.

On what it was like to date previously, Ryan added: "I was dating girls before Gigi, and they've been fine with the whole making spicy content team, but when they found out it was gay, that's when I've been ghosted in the past, just because they couldn't wrap their heads around it.

"The judgments would make me feel fine most days, but like, some people just go into a lot of detail, and you just have to think, like, have these guys found nothing better to do than just hate on us?"