Influencer Lily Phillips didn’t hold back during a recent tell-all interview after gaining fame from her OnlyFans career.
“Honestly, I probably watched pornography first when I was maybe 11,” Phillips, 23, shared during an interview on BBC Newsnight, which aired Tuesday, April 8. “I’ve always known about it, I always knew it was a thing. I always thought it was very normal to watch.”
She continued, “I personally don’t think pornography is a bad thing, in moderation. I just think when … younger adults have a lot of access to it, that’s when it does become a problem.”
Phillips thinks that her history with pornography made her “sex-confident” as she reached adulthood. She also admitted to learning a lot of things from the adult entertainment world.
“That’s mostly how I learned, through pornography,” she added. “I do think it’s had a positive effect on me, just in terms of, like, understanding things a little bit more.”
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Phillips rose to fame late last year after sleeping with 100 men in a 24-hour period and discussing the experience in a December 2024 YouTube documentary titled I Slept With 100 Men in One Day.
During Tuesday’s interview, Phillips admitted she had been “really underprepared” for the challenge. The influencer said that “not all” of the men had respected her due to the circumstances of the challenge.
“I think some of them disrespected my decision to have a time limit on our sex,” she added. “And that’s when I thought you’re not respecting this, this is for me. These are the rules.”
The rules, she clarified, were: “We have sex for this amount of time, we film it. Maybe a couple of them were disrespecting me.”
During the December 2024 documentary, Phillips got emotional when describing her experience with the 100 men.
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“It’s not for the weak. If I’m honest, it was hard,” she said at the time. “I don’t know if I’d recommend it.”
Phillips called the experience “intense” and said she felt “robotic” at some points. She also revealed her parents’ thoughts on the entire experience, noting that they are supportive of her career.
“My parents knew straight from the start what I was doing,” Phillips said. “I was very up-front about it. Obviously, at the start, they were a bit apprehensive because they wanted me to be safe and they wanted me to make good decisions and stuff like that. I just think I can’t hold myself back because I’m scared of what other people might think.”
