In a bold and controversial move, London-based OnlyFans model Lily Phillips recently made headlines for engaging in an unconventional stunt: having sex with 100 men in a single day. The 23-year-old influencer shared her experience in a documentary produced by YouTuber Josh Pieters, describing the 14-hour event as a grueling and emotional ordeal.
“If I’m honest, it was hard,” Lily admitted in a video published on December 7. “I don’t know if I’d recommend it.”
The event, which allocated two to five minutes per participant, proved to be far more taxing than she anticipated. Lily revealed that she needed to excuse herself during the event to cry in a separate room, overwhelmed by the emotional intensity and pressure to meet each participant's expectations.
“It’s hard having the interactions with them,” she said tearfully. “There was constant pressure to give the men a good time. Some even tried guilt-tripping me into extending their time, which made me feel so bad.”
Despite the challenges, Lily explained that she developed a routine to manage the marathon-like experience. Each session began with introductions and small talk to make the men feel comfortable, followed by brief discussions about preferences.
“Sometimes, you’d disassociate,” she confessed, adding that the physical toll was less severe than expected. “Surprisingly, my downstairs is not really sore. It’s more just tired.”
As for regrets, Lily doesn’t seem to have any. In fact, she hinted at an even more ambitious goal. In a November video shared on X, formerly Twitter, she revealed plans to attempt a record-breaking event in February, aiming to become the first person to engage with over 1,000 men in one day.
The documentary has sparked a heated debate online, with some questioning the ethical and emotional implications of such stunts, while others defend Lily’s autonomy and choice as a content creator. Regardless, her story has ignited conversations about the pressures and boundaries within the adult entertainment industry.
Lily remains unapologetic, stating that her work is part of her journey to push boundaries and create unique content. “This was just the warm-up,” she said confidently.