Porn star Lily Phillips confirms her ‘pregnancy’ isn’t real

Just hours after proclaiming “the secret’s out” and angering almost everyone, a popular OnlyFans star has backtracked on her shock news.

British porn star and OnlyFans model Lily Phillips has confirmed her “pregnancy” isn’t real, revealing it is nothing more than “role play” for her subscribers.

The 23-year-old, best known for crying after sleeping with 100 men in 12 hours, caused widespread confusion when she shared a photo of herself cradling a baby bump.

“The secret is out. Baby Phillips 2025,” she captioned the post, which also included a photo two ‘positive’ pregnancy tests.

Now the popular OnlyFans star has confirmed to news.com.au her “baby” announcement was a publicity stunt, one aimed at servicing a specific need of her clients.

“Lily’s career choice... involves role play, acting, and storylines to follow trending categories and hit target audiences in the adult industry,” her publicist said exclusively.

“Have a look at age old porn categories/niches such as breeding, pregnancy, etc. And correlate Lily’s job with that.”

Many had struggled to believe Phillips’ pregnancy claim, accusing the young adult entertainer of “faking” the news in order to boost her subscriptions.

“Lowest of the low to pretend to be pregnant while men and women struggle with infertility. You act like this is a joke, it’s sick,” one raged in the comments section.

“I’m sorry but this is truly disgusting! You’re clearly not pregnant,” another agreed.

As another asked “how are you showing that much?”, noting she had attended the AVN Adult Entertainment Expo in Las Vegas on January 25 where she wore a high-cut body suit.

Porn star Lily Phillips has confirmed her ‘pregnancy’ announcement isn’t real. Picture: Instagram/LilyPhillips

Many were angry at her baby news, speculating it was highly likely it was another of her infamous sex stunts. Picture: Instagram/LilyPhillips

Further flaming the doubters was the fact that Phillips’ “rival” Bonnie Blue had also claimed she too was expecting just hours earlier.

The sex worker - who was booted from Australia over her Schoolies stunt with “barely legal” young men - shared a series of videos regarding her “pregnancy”- suggesting she may have fallen pregnant after she allegedly slept with 1057 men in 12 hours.

In one clip she discussed the fact that condoms have a 99.9 per cent success rate, but argued her high number of partners would increase her risk.

“But if you’re sleeping with 1057 men, the chances of me falling pregnant was 100 per cent,” she claimed.

In another video, Blue - whose real name is Tia Billinger - said she was going to “take another pregnancy test” as she was keen to find out “how far along” she is.

She also shared a photo of a strange meal she was eating, made up of uncooked ramen noodles topped with chocolate sauce and sprinkles with a side of Macca’s nuggets, captioned “cravings”.

But the 23-year-old’s publicist said it was nothing more than ‘role play’. Picture: Instagram/LilyPhillips

Her OnlyFans ‘rival’ Bonnie Blue is yet to comment on whether her ‘pregnancy’ announcement is real - but fans are sceptical. Picture: TikTok/BonnieBlue

Not buying it

Critics of the double baby announcements questioned the odds that two high-profile sex workers, famed for pulling controversial sex stunts for their paying subscribers, could both fall pregnant at the same time.

“So hold on Lily Phillips and Bonnie Blue are both pregnant? So they were doing all of that whilst (expecting)? Ah come on man,” wrote one on X.

“God these girls are doing my head in,” said another.

While what asked, “what are the chances?”, prompting another to respond: “Not a single chance.”

News.com.au has contacted Blue for comment.

‘A publicity stunt?’

Blue has openly admitted to using rage-bait for views in the past, stating it’s a tactic she has used to become a multi-millionaire. Phillips uses a similar strategy.

As a result, many weren’t buying the simultaneous baby announcements, a detail that has now been exposed as true, at least in Phillips’ case.

“Don’t fall for this stunt. Remember they just out for you attention,” argued one.

“I think this is their next marketing twist,” mused another.

As someone else suggested: “They are both running out of marketing ploys.”

“If this isn’t a publicity stunt I’ll be amazed,” agreed one more.

There were some who fell for it though, sending both Phillips and Blue a string of “congratulations” messages.

Controversy surrounding the 1057 man video

The women have been in a public effort to one-up each other since in January when Blue claimed she had bedded 1057 men in 12 hours weeks after Phillips said she was “in training” to do the same.

There has been widespread scepticism about Blue’s bombshell bedroom claim as it has yet to be seen by anyone after OnlyFans slapped it with a ban, stating the explicit video breached its rules.

Blue insists the adult film is real, despite some critics speculating the extreme task was logistically impossible, with the 25-year-old previously telling news.com.au “the numbers are true”.

Blue recently claimed she slept with 1057 men in 12 hours. Picture: Instagram/Bonnie Blue

Phillips’ condom ‘mistake’

Meanwhile concern was raised for Phillips after she broke down during one of her “training” sessions for her upcoming sex marathon.

Behind the scenes footage captured by filmmaker Josh Pieters for his YouTube documentary titled, ISlept With 100 Men in One Day, showed the young woman as she broke down in tears following the experience.

“It’s not for the weak girls, if I am honest, it was hard,” she told Pieters, immediately after she’d finished.

“I don’t know if I would recommend it... it’s kind of like being a prostitute in a sense, in the sense of it’s just a different feeling. I don’t know how to explain it.

“Sometimes I feel so robotic. Just one in, one out, it feels intense.”

She also admitted not using a condom during oral sex with the guys who took part, adding she had no idea you could catch STIs from the intimate act.

Sydney medical practitioner Dr Zac Turner, who specialises in preventive health and wellness, has previously warned that when “pushed to the extremes,” such activity could hurt the body.

“Sex, at its core, is a physically demanding activity that engages various muscles, the cardiovascular system, and the release of endorphins,” he told news.com.au.

“Done in moderation, it’s akin to a rewarding workout — promoting stress relief, cardiovascular health, and emotional bonding.

“However, when pushed to extremes, like a 24-hour sexual marathon, the physical and physiological toll can be severe.”

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