I help 500 women a week orgasm, take sex toys to every party & gave 1 customer her first climax in 25 years of marriage

LOCKDOWN may have closed her adult store, but Ky Hoyle is still helping 500 women a week achieve orgasms, from the comfort of their own homes.

The founder of London's first female-focussed pleasure shop Sh! Emporium, Ky has spent the past 30 years helping women take ownership of their bodies.

It hasn't always been an easy ride for the Yorkshire-born lass, with current coronavirus restrictions just the latest in a long line of hurdles.

Speaking to the Mirror, she says: "When the pandemic struck, we had to shut up shop. I was gutted.

"But it made us take our classes online, so many more women were able to access them. We now help around 500 women a week have orgasms. We have customers everywhere, from Columbia to Saudi Arabia."

The aim is to teach women how to pique their sexual arousal and move forward with fantasies.

Ky, who's in a relationship with another woman, adds: "It’s so rewarding when someone who’s been married for 25 years with three kids writes to say we helped her have her first orgasm."

The entrepreneur takes sex toys as a thank you gift to every party she's invited to – including one at Number 10 Downing Street, where she attended an AIDS awareness event in 2002.

Whenever I go to a party or event I always take some vibrators. People are horrified – but I leave them on the table, and they always get taken home

She recalls: "It would have been impolite not taking a gift for the host, Cherie Blair. So I took her a Rabbit, all wrapped up prettily. I felt nervous going through the security checks!

"Whenever I go to a party or event I always take some vibrators. People say, horrified, 'Oh my auntie or granny won’t want that!' but I leave them on the table, and they always get taken home."

Ky opened her store in April 1992, after being appalled by the "alienating, intimidating and oppressive" sex shops targeted at men – with blow up dolls, red PVC and "monster d*** vibrators".

She says: "There have been many highs and lows along the way. In the early days we were taken to court by overzealous council officials for 'selling obscene goods without a licence'."

Ky even helps women in countries where vibrators are illegal, creating miniature sex toys, disguised as lipsticks, which pass through airports undetected.

She says: "Women have had to battle centuries of not having permission to own our sexuality. We are still working on it but I’m so proud of what we’ve achieved."

Yesterday, a sexpert claimed women are MORE likely to want an open relationship because they "crave sex variety".

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