After seeing Taiwanese AV actress Xuanxuan marry a doctor, someone wrote in asking, "Are there any Japanese AV actresses who married doctors or wealthy men?"
This is a good question. Someone like me, who likes to inquire about what happens to AV actresses after retirement, should be quite suitable to answer it. Let me answer everyone's questions right away:
Are there any examples of AV actresses marrying doctors?
No, I think I inquired about the 36 Heavenly Stars and 72 Earthly Fiends. Among these 108 retired Yin River Stars, I haven't heard of any marrying a doctor. This doesn't surprise me. Leaving aside social discrimination, marriage is inherently about matching social status. In Japan, doctors have a high socioeconomic status; AV actresses aren't in their social circles, and even meeting them is difficult, let alone marrying them...
Are there any examples of AV actresses marrying rich men?
It depends on the people they meet in their social circles. For AV actresses, "marrying well" often refers to marrying into the IT industry, specifically the new elites in the information technology sector, or wealthy individuals who have rapidly accumulated wealth through cryptocurrency trading. These people are quite different from the Japanese people we usually know; they are more extravagant, their social circles are more diverse, and they can befriend all sorts of people. Many of them are frequenters of hostess clubs or even sex shops, giving them more opportunities to come into contact with the AV industry, making it easier for them to fall in love with AV actresses and even enter into romantic relationships.
However, while I occasionally hear news of AV actresses "marrying very well," I still have some reservations:
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There's no particular reason; it's just that everything is decided by the agent. Having only one source of information always leaves me somewhat skeptical. Also, some retired actresses that their agents claim are "married well" often have news that makes it seem like they're not doing so well. Like "Ohashi Miku," whose agent said she was married well, but then videos of her allegedly engaging in prostitution surfaced. Another actress who once came to Taiwan for an event was wearing a wedding ring, saying she'd found a rich husband, set a wedding date, and was retiring to be a housewife. But recently, for some reason, she's been working harder than before, attending one event after another—it's practically the peak of her career…
While no one says married people can't sell themselves, you know why I'm always skeptical of agents saying actresses are married well? That's why I do a lot of research but write very little, not only to avoid disturbing the retired actresses' peace but also to avoid misleading everyone.
