OnlyFans star and sex stunt specialist Lily Phillips shared a candid moment during a documentary on her stunt to sleep with 100 men in one day.
The 24-year-old Brit has since broken this record with ease, sleeping with over 1,100 men in more recent times.
But during a 47-minute documentary released during the back-end of 2024, the OnlyFans star, who has come under such scrutiny, has a rare moment of raw emotion and honesty.
Phillips first came into the limelight in 2020, when a wave of people ventured into the world of NSFW content. The then-university student decided to drop out and focus on the side hustle, which was making her thousands of pounds.
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Since then, she has gone viral for her content as she made waves in the social media space when announcing her intention to sleep with 100 men in just 24 hours.
She has recently been the subject of the latest episode of Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over, going into Phillips' personal life, and a conversation between her and her parents was also shown on the show.
In it, her parents question her upbringing which has led her down this path, adding: "We'd sell our house. You could have everything you want, Lily, if you gave it all up now."
But last year, content creator Josh Pieters documented her journey of going on to have sex with 100 men in 24 hours, a precedent which was unheard of previously.
The YouTube documentary is titled 'I Slept With 100 Men in One Day', with an uncensored version also available through a link in the description.
Bonnie Blue has also recently been made the subject of other documentaries, and while it was noted that she actually enjoys what she was doing with her own sexual stunts, the same couldn't be said for Phillips.
She told cameras that this was her fantasy and that she loved having sexual freedom, though by the end, she looked exhausted, and even burst into tears.
Speaking to Pieters at the conclusion of the 100 men in one day challenge, she admitted: “It was hard…
“I don’t know if I’d recommend it.”
Phillips even claimed that she dissociated at times during the stunt, as she could not bring all 100 men to completion.
She told Pieters: “I felt bad.
“Some people had travelled so far. I didn’t want to give them a s*** time.”
Weeks after the event, the documentary creator admitted: “From the moment I heard about what she was doing, I worried about her, up until we finished filming and beyond that,” he told The Telegraph.
Many people have criticised her stunts, and others have followed in her footsteps, since, but Philips claims that she has now reached multi-millionaire status.
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