​Woman Describes Taking Virginity Of 44-Year-Old Man With £70k Bionic Penis

He lost his penis at the age of six, when he was involved in a car accident that saw him dragged over a distance of 600 metres.

For many years, Abad didn't have a full penis, but in 2012 doctors started creating one for him that would inflate via a tube. The procedure was carried out at University College Hospital in London, which is the same place that Wardle had his appendage fitted earlier this year.

Abad then lost his virginity in 2016 to a woman called Charlotte Rose. He had approached her online, and the two soon began emailing and chatting on the phone.

"Mohammed's willy is designer."

Rose, who now has a partner of more than two years, continued: "He came via train from Scotland, arriving in Canary Wharf in central London.

"We spent the day together. I was living at London's Docklands at the time. I had a gym and swimming pool at my place. We had a nice relaxing afternoon.

"We then got a train into central London and we got changed in the hotel room and we had a nice meal at the Indian restaurant in the hotel."

The two then enjoyed some Champagne together before heading upstairs to get 'to it'.

Referring to Mohammed's penis as a 'work of art', Rose also explained how the erection worked, saying: "You held the button and it vibrated... it was incredible. He had two silo bags located internally - where the ovaries would be on a female.

"When you held down the button, liquid in the bags would release into his penis and within about 30 seconds it would harden. It was very impressive - and very stiff."

Apparently she then pressed the button again and 'he deflated'.

The two are still friends and talk on Facebook - and while she said there was never any chance of the two having a relationship, she added: "I hope he's had a whale of a time since me."