Lilly Phillips

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Lilly Phillips (also spelled Lily Phillips) (born 23 July 2001 in Derbyshire, England) is an English adult content creator and pornographic performer, best known for her OnlyFans work and the viral 2024 documentary I Slept with 100 Men in One Day.

Early life. Phillips grew up in Derbyshire, where her parents ran a successful cleaning company. She studied nutrition at university and built an Instagram following whose content grew steadily more explicit, before she moved on to filming and posting pornographic videos.

Career. To grow her OnlyFans she ran fan competitions, made custom videos and took fans' phone calls, and she has filmed content with fellow creator Bonnie Blue. In October 2024 she announced an event in which she would have sex with 101 men in one day. Filmed in a London Airbnb, it was documented by South African-born YouTuber Josh Pieters in the 47-minute I Slept with 100 Men in One Day, published on 7 December 2024. The film went viral, with clips and discussion drawing hundreds of millions of views on X and TikTok, and it sparked wide media debate. Commentators ranging from Ben Shapiro to Russell Brand weighed in, and Grazia described the reaction as a mix of "concern, derision, and curiosity". Phillips defended her work and the stunt, telling the BBC's Newsnight that she found porn empowering, and she later announced plans for larger challenges with 300 and then 1,000 men in a day.

Her profile makes her one of the most-searched British adult creators of the mid-2020s.

Newsnight interview. In April 2025 Phillips was interviewed by Victoria Derbyshire on BBC Newsnight, which introduced her as "one of the most controversial women in the UK". She said she enjoys her work and does it "for the love of it" more than for the money. She said she first saw pornography at 11. She insisted the choice of career was entirely hers, that nobody was "forcing" or "exploiting" her, and that as an adult woman she was making her own way in the world. Derbyshire later wrote in i News that the conversation had left her "oddly hopeful" about Gen Z attitudes to sex. By then Josh Pieters' documentary had been viewed around 10 million times.

The 1,113 record claim. Phillips had a public rivalry with her former collaborator Bonnie Blue, who claimed a record of 1,057 men in 12 hours. On June 30, 2025, Phillips announced that she had beaten it: "I did 1,113 men in 12 hours." The event was run one-to-one as what she called "a conveyor belt", which works out at roughly 38 seconds to two minutes per man. Afterwards she said she felt "surprisingly good" but "achy, but technically, I did do physical exercise for 12 hours straight". Some attendees complained to The Tab that the event was rushed. Because the content was too extreme for her usual subscription platform, she released it elsewhere, and she shared clips of the aftermath on TikTok and Instagram.

The stunts made her one of the most-discussed British creators of the mid-2020s and fed a wider media debate in the UK about young people, pornography and online sex work.