Lily Phillips

Lillian Daisy Phillips (born 23 July 2001) is an English pornographic film actress. In late 2024, she uploaded a video to OnlyFans in which she had sex with 101 men, which attracted widespread attention after YouTuber Josh Pieters chronicled the events in a documentary titled I Slept with 100 Men in One Day. Although the documentary itself was praised, Phillips and OnlyFans were heavily criticised for the stunt. Phillips defended both her occupation and the event. She later announced plans to have sex with 300 and then 1,000 men in one day. Phillips has filmed content with fellow OnlyFans creator Bonnie Blue.

Early life

Phillips was born in Derbyshire, England, on 23 July 2001. Her parents owned a successful cleaning company. After studying nutrition at university, and began filming custom videos and taking fans' phone calls.

I Slept with 100 Men in One Day

Preparation In October 2024, Phillips posted a video calling for participants in an event in which she would attempt to have sex with 101 men. She told the BBC's Newsnight that she had "done 37 guys a month before". For the video, Phillips recruited men by offering sex to any man who completed an application form and took an STI test, One man gave Phillips a rose before taking part, which remained on the bed unwrapped for the remainder of the event. Present throughout was Josh Pieters,

On 7 December, 100 Men featured a scene in which Phillips did not appear to know that HIV could be transmitted orally, a scene in which the cameraman retched after attempting to film a room full of used condoms, and ended with a tearful Phillips stating that she had dissociated thirty men in.

Shortly after release, the video went viral; by 19 December, the video and posts discussing it on Twitter and TikTok had received several million views, Kelly Given of The National questioned why Phillips was being "burnt alive at the stake", while Jackie Jennings of Jezebel blamed content creation more generally. Sage, Lewis connected 100 Men, and internet pornography more broadly, with the logical endpoint of liberal feminism and liberalism and deregulation,

Subsequent career In January 2025, after fellow OnlyFans creator Bonnie Blue claimed to have had sex with over 1,000 men in one day, Phillips offered male fans on her TikTok account the chance to "[go] in the back door" with her. Eli Cugini of Dazed criticised tabloids for their coverage of both stunts, Felicity Martin of Glamour, Olivia Petter of The Independent, and television personality Olivia Attwood asked why Blue and Phillips were being shamed but not the men who queued to have sex with them. Eva Wiseman wrote in The Guardian: "While Phillips and Blue's intentions and morals and psychic damage have been frequently interrogated, the men lining up to be the 20th or 60th person to penetrate a stranger for three minutes ... have been granted barely a glancing thought." Phillips later cancelled her plans to have sex with 1,000 men in a day after Blue claimed to have beaten her to it, and stated that she found comparisons with Gisèle Pelicot disrespectful. although she later admitted that this was a stunt. She was also interviewed by Brand, who offered her "protection".

In May 2025, Christine Emba of The New York Times described 100 Men as "one example of how normalization of pornographic extremes has made even lurid acts de rigueur". The following month, Chloe Combi of The Independent wrote that Phillips had "particularly unsettled the mainstream because she looks and sounds like the girl next door – or, more disturbingly, your daughter or your daughter's friend", while Bethany Mandel of The Spectator wrote of the video that Phillips "look[ed] like the product of trauma". Phillips appeared on an episode of the U&W show Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over in August 2025, a show in which Stacey Dooley spent three days with her; Phillips's parents appeared on the show. In January 2026, ABC News published photos of both Phillips and Blue after being hacked.

Filmography Web Year Title Role 2024 I Slept with 100 Men in One Day YouTube documentary