Lily Phillips
Robert Smith/Getty ImagesOnly fans Lily Philips She smiled and said that her pregnancy was fake.
Philips, 23, was found with a friend from West Hollywood on Friday, February 21, and was asked to arrange for online speculation about her lies about her pregnancy. When the photographer asked if the pregnancy was indeed fake, she said, “No.”
Philips was wearing a black off-shoulder dress and her friends laughed from the question. “She’s pregnant and stayed alone,” one of her companions responded to the photographer, and it was the giggle of the group.
The British influencer appears to have announced her pregnancy via Instagram on Tuesday, February 18, when she posted two photos of Phillips’ swaying baby bump on one of them , while the second photo shows two positive pregnancy tests.
Phillips captioned her post. “Baby Phillips 2025.”
Although social media users flocked to Philips’ comment section to speculate on the truth of the announcement, multiple British media reported that Phillips’ pregnancy was not true. Mirror Her pregnancy was part of the “role play” of “her job,” the report said. The message appears to be from a source, although a separate exit shared a similar offer, claiming it was a representation statement.
Philips made headlines last year after sleeping with 100 men in a day, and later she detailed the experience in a December 2024 YouTube documentary.
“It’s not for the weak. Honestly, it’s hard. I don’t know if I recommend it,” she said at the time. “Only one after another, it feels very strong.” Since then, Philips has shared her plan to sleep with 1,000 people in 24 hours.
Online guessing provided by Bonnie Blue/Instagram Onlyfans creator Bonnie Blue, she looks forward to the baby. “I’m not pregnant,” said Blue, 25, in a YouTube video Thursday, February 20. “I would say, about a week ago [there were] Many media approached me and said, […]
Content creators are open to the possibility of becoming a parent one day, talking about the prospects last month in the “Shizzio Show” podcast.
“I want kids, but I’ll definitely go offline later,” she said in January. “I know there’s a lot of rebound. I get it. …I think when I started doing it [OnlyFans]I didn’t want kids at the time, so that wasn’t a problem for me because I thought about it all. ”
She added: “I know if I start this I won’t be able to get a job properly, which will affect the lives of my family and the lives of my children and things like that. I think over the past year or two, I’ve started to become I want children more intensely.”
Philips noted that she is not worried about her future children studying their careers. “The thing is that you can’t live for the future,” she said, adding that she did not “put my unborn baby in front of my own needs.”
“I do know that my child will be under so much scrutiny and…I think I’ll protect my child as much as possible,” she concluded.
