WITH her glossy brown hair and statuesque, toned figure, Lily Phillips could easily pass for any other Insta-famous twenty-something as she sashays into the bar.
But don’t be fooled – she’s not your average influencer flogging protein shakes and PrettyLittleThing hauls.
Olivia WestLily Phillips is known for her outrageous sex stunts that have shocked the nation[/caption]
Lily’s parents have been targeted over their daughter’s stunts online
YouTubeShe was seen looking upset after sleeping with 100 men for a sex challenge[/caption]
InstagramLily says her fame has caused problems for her parents, who now can’t even go to the shops without getting comments[/caption]
She’s part of a fast-rising new breed: sex influencer meets porn star, and her unfiltered – and to most people unpalatable – brand of content is taking over the internet.
Unlike traditional adult performers, her clips aren’t hidden away on seedy sites – they’re splashed across Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter.
Chances are, if you’re a parent, your teenage kids will already know her name – even if you would rather they didn’t.
To give you a taste of just how far she goes, the OnlyFans model slept with 100 guys in a day last October.
After, Lily was seen breaking down in tears as says she felt “robotic” sleeping with that many people in one day.
But despite her apparent breakdown, it didn’t stop her.
In March, she horrified fans yet again with another jaw-dropping stunt – bedding 50 men in two hours with a degrading sex act we have chosen not to reveal, for reasons of taste.
Yes, it’s every bit as grim as it sounds.
So how did a middle-class girl like Lily end up believing this was a desirable career path? And what on earth do her family make of it all?
For the first time ever, Lily’s parents open up about how their beloved daughter’s X-rated choices have devastated them on Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over, airing tonight at 9pm on U&W.
In a moving and emotional interview, they break down in tears as they reveal the brutal reality of their daughter’s extreme choices.
They’ve lost friends, been shunned by neighbours and even accused of cashing in on her controversial career – all while desperately trying to protect their daughter.
Speaking exclusively to The Sun, Lily says: “We love each other so much, it’s just so hard to hear their perspective on everything that they’ve been through because of me.
“It’s really hard for me to listen to. They didn’t choose for me to do this and it’s not something that they’ve signed up for.
“They’re not gaining anything from this, so I think it’s just hard to put them through this.
“They don’t agree with everything I do, but I’m their daughter, and they’ll love me forever.”
I slept with hundreds of guys on nights out and thought, ‘I might as well get paid for this’
Lily Phillips
Growing up, Lily enjoyed what looked like a “picture-perfect” childhood.
She was raised in the rolling green countryside of Denby, Derbyshire, by her hardworking parents, who provided her with a comfortable middle-class life.
Her dad Lindsay, now retired, ran a successful cleaning business, while her mum Emma, also retired, worked as an estate agent. The pair whipped around in luxury cars and treated the family to holidays abroad twice a year.
Her big brother was sent to private school, but Lily chose to stay local, attending John Flamsteed Community School, where she left with five GCSEs.
At school, she was known as a popular, sporty girl who threw herself into climbing, running, netball and cricket – a far cry from the wild online persona she would later cultivate.
Lure of porn
Instagram/@lilyphillip_sLily says she was interested in sex at a young age and watched porn as a teen[/caption]
instagram/lilyphillip_sShe has said she would like to be more creative with her stunts going forward[/caption]
But on closer inspection, Lily wasn’t your average teenage girl after all. She says she became fascinated with sex at a young age and watched her first porn movie at just 13.
“I don’t know why but I’ve been obsessed with sex from a young age,” she explains. “I was always more into sex than my friends and was always talking about it at school.”
Despite this, no one would have predicted the tawdry career path she was about to embark on.
At Sheffield University, Lily enrolled to study nutrition – but by her own admission, she hardly ever showed up to lectures.
Instead, she spent her days – and long, wild nights – partying hard and being promiscuous.
Being a w***e gets me off. I like being used
Lily Phillips
“I was a sluzza,” she laughs. “I slept with hundreds of guys on nights out and thought, ‘I might as well get paid for this.’
Initially, Lily set up an OnlyFans page to make a bit of extra cash throughout uni. It was in 2020, and she couldn’t attend lectures because of Covid.
“I enjoyed it,” she continues. “I felt comfortable being in front of the camera and would spend all day doing it.”
In the first month, she made £2k, which spurred her on for more.
“I was very honest with my parents about what I was doing,” she explains. “They weren’t thrilled, but they weren’t overly concerned either. They thought it was just an alter ego, confined to OnlyFans. They said, ‘As long as it’s only online, you’re still our Lily.’
“I told them it was just webcam work, and as long as I was being safe, they accepted that. At that stage, I wasn’t having sex with anyone.”
Call of the camera
InstagramShe started out doing OnlyFans before moving onto doing sex on camera[/caption]
Instagram/lilyphillip_sLily’s parents are supportive of her but worry about the impact of her career choice[/caption]
But after a few years, Lily craved more – and began having sex with adult stars for money on camera.
“I FaceTimed my parents when I was in London,” she recalls. “I thought it was best to call that way – I could hang up if it went badly. It also gave them time to process, rather than react in the moment.
“At the end of the day, I’m an adult. I can do what I want with my body. They weren’t happy about it, but with time they had to accept it – because they couldn’t stop me.”
In October, Lily hit the headlines when she stunned the world by sleeping with 100 men in just one day.
From that moment, there was no hiding it for Emma and Lindsay – everyone knew exactly what their daughter was doing. And soon, cruel rumours began to swirl that her mum was secretly acting as her manager.
Lily admits the hardest part was the fallout in their small village.
“They started getting messages from friends and family, and that was really hard for them,” she explains. “Having everyone else’s opinions thrown into the mix.
“But I think it showed them who their true friends were. Those who really knew us stuck around and supported them.”
I don’t know why but I’ve been obsessed with sex from a young age
Lily Phillips
Still, her family lost friendships along the way, with cruel accusations that her parents were exploiting her success.
“They were called money grabbers. People assumed they were taking a cut of my earnings, which wasn’t true. They even felt people were whispering about them in the supermarket – and that was tough.”
Now single, Lily insists she’d love to be a mother – though it’s hard to see how she could reconcile that with her line of work.
“Yeah, I’d love my own family,” she says. “Maybe in ten years’ time. But honestly, I’m more of a go-with-the-flow kind of girl. I’ll see how I feel when it happens – cross that bridge when it comes to it.”
Relationship hopes
DAN JOSEPHShe opens up to Stacey Dooley in a new documentary[/caption]
Olivia WestLily hopes to have a family one day, but is aware her career might impact that[/caption]
And does she worry her career might one day come back to haunt her? After all, she’s only 24 now.
“That was a huge factor in why it took me so long to go into this career,” she admits. “I knew it could affect my kids in the future. But in the end, it’s a risk I’m willing to take.”
Lily admits she’s under no illusion it will be hard to find a man willing to accept her career – and she’s not even on dating apps.
“I don’t think I’ve been on a date in maybe three or four years,” she shrugs.
So does she ever sleep with men off-camera, just for fun?
People assumed they [my parents] were taking a cut of my earnings, which wasn’t true
Lily Phillips
“Yeah – as long as it’s safe,” she insists. “The tricky thing with this kind of work is you’ve always got to protect yourself from STIs. That makes it harder to have a personal sex life, especially with one-night stands.”
She insists all the men she films with must wear condoms – and there’s always security on set to enforce it.
And while she isn’t dating, she admits she has been seeing a famous musician with a squeaky-clean image.
“He slipped into my DMs,” she grins. “It’s someone you’d never expect – but he’s a big name.”
Changing tact
Instagram/@lilyphillip_sLily plans to do more creative stunts going forward rather than focusing on large numbers[/caption]
YouTubeLily hit headlines for sleeping with 100 men in one day[/caption]
So what outrageous stunts does she plan next?
“I want to slow down on the numbers,” she admits. “It feels a bit overdone now – I don’t want it all to be about how many guys I can sleep with. I’d like to channel my creativity into something different, like maybe a skydive. Something fun and exciting.”
She laughs when I ask if that means a naked jump.
“Maybe a little blowjob here or there,” she teases.
“I’ve even been talking with a friend who has a plane – we’d love to do something in the sky. I want ideas that feel exciting again, not just the same old numbers.”
The mind boggles – but what’s worrying is how adult workers are being pushed to ever more extreme lengths for clicks.
And it’s hard to see how these sex marathons and increasingly degrading stunts can bring any pleasure.
“With the longer days – like when I’m sleeping with so many guys – I probably wouldn’t orgasm,” Lily admits. “But if it’s a gangbang and the focus is on me, then yes, I definitely enjoy it.
“It’s not just about the physical side. I actually get turned on by pleasing other people. And honestly? Being a w***e gets me off. I like being used.”
It’s a shocking statement – especially coming from someone who, in person, looks more like a glossy influencer than a porn star stereotype.
“That’s part of my USP,” she explains. “I don’t look like your typical porn star. I’m the girl next door.”
And that’s exactly what makes it all the more worrying.
Lily Philips will appear in episode one of the latest series of Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over available tonight on U&W or stream free on U.
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