She’s become known for her outrageous stunts on OnlyFans, only rivalling the antics of her former friend, Bonnie Blue.
But behind the scenes, 23-year-old Lily Phillips lives a remarkably normal life, worlds away from her racy content on the adult content platform.
The Derbyshire-born porn star – who has achieved internet fame via antics including sleeping with 100 men in a day, going after ‘old men’ in care homes and walking down the streets of London covered in bodily fluids – boasts one million followers on Instagram.
More recently, Lily has set up a ‘vlogging style’ channel, which only has only has 57,000 followers and no immediate link to her OnlyFans and PornHub sites.
While her main account is filled with a slew of glamorous bikini and lingerie snaps, many of which are captioned with sexual references, Lily’s more private accounts show her lounging around in sweatpants before a shoot, getting her hair done and even buying toilet roll.
She appears so much a ‘normal’ and ‘relatable’ girl in her 20s, that some fans even seem to have forgotten why’s she initially attracted the spotlight.
‘You could easily just be a fashion influencer,’ one viewer commented on a recent video, as Lily debated what to wear for the day.
In another, which Lily called ‘day in the life of a sluzza’, she moaned that she’d burnt her pasta, debated how to clean out her washing machine, procrastinated going to the gym, and watched a spot of Harry Potter.
‘Last night I burnt my pasta and my pan still stinks of burn,’ she told her followers.
In another, she took her followers along with her as she went shopping – though did have a bigger budget for spending than most.
She told the camera: ‘I started off in Van Cleef. Now I’m looking for a necklace that’s going to last me a lifetime because I always hate to wear my jewellery in the shower, so I thought I’d go with something with real gold.’
Appearing very much the typical influencer, Lily said she always wears ‘basic’ outfits, so needed something with ‘pizzazz’ to accessorise with.
Pointing out some black slingbacks, she said: ‘I think they’re so classy and cute, and just very wearable.’
And visiting the pre-loved section at Selfridges, she said: ‘I love it, I might be doing a little bit of damage.
‘I’m going to treat myself, why the f*** not.’
In other ‘vlogs’, she prepares for filming her adult content later in the day, firstly getting her hair and eyelashes done, and preparing ‘down there’.
In a recent video, she said: ‘I’m just getting ready for a big backdoor shoot.
‘I’m just having a shower, I’m just getting ready to go to the hairdresser and getting a blowout already for it. I’m really excited!
‘My assistant’s in there, just trying to sort out all the forms and get them all ready so we don’t have to do much when we get there.’
She then showed off her new hairstyle, explaining: ‘This is how the new hair has turned out, I’m absolutely in love! Now I just need to do some make-up and obviously prepare… back there ready for all these guys.’
After her porn shoots and podcast appearances, she has filmed herself going for a Maccies (‘because I’m b****y starving!’) or trying out the options at the Cheesecake Factory while visting LA.
In one clip, she experienced a very normal dilemma – and revealed she felt embarrassed to buy toilet roll.
After finishing up her OnlyFans content for the day, she ventured into the shop and explained: ‘All done now, Jesus Christ, look at my make-up.
‘I’m just picking up some toilet paper. How embarrassing is it to pick up toilet paper? Why is this just the most embarrassing thing to buy ever?’
Many of Lily’s followers appear to be women – a second fanbase not interested in her adult content, but fascinated by the ‘normalcy’ of her days balanced with her unusual day job.
They wrote: ‘You would literally be the cutest influencer’;
‘I dont support what you promote but why do I enjoy these vlogs lol’;
‘Wait you’re actually adorable.’
Others were shocked at the change in tone between her accounts, adding: ‘I like watching these kind of vlogs. And if you know what you do for a living… Not that I judge this, but it is so at odds with your vlogs. You could be a very good influencer.’
Another said: ‘If you did a whole pr campaign about finding yourself and realising the horrors about of etc and rebranding yourself into a lifestyle influencer now you could be living THE life.’
Compared to her pristine main social media accounts, privately Lily is more than happy to document things going wrong.
She experiences very normal dilemmas, such as ‘I have accidentally booked my hair appointment for yesterday’, trying to fill up her car with fuel ‘which I don’t know how to do’ and running late for podcast appearances.
Getting ready in her very messy bedroom, she debated: ‘I feel really ugly now, you know when you just don’t look your best at all?’
As a schoolgirl born to middle-class parents and growing up in a picturesque Derbyshire village, Lily Phillips dreamed of one day owning a wedding dress boutique like her aunt.
She was a seemingly conventional youngster, enjoying watching SpongeBob Square Pants at home and playing netball with her friends after school.
Growing up in a wealthy home, she enjoyed all the benefits that her hard-working parents could provide – two holidays a year, private education for the children if they wanted it, luxury cars on the driveway of their spacious four-bedroom home.
Her father, Lindsay, 59, started life as a cleaner but established his own cleaning company when Lily was aged ten which bought such financial rewards.
Speaking exclusively to MailOnline previously, she said: ‘I didn’t get into OnlyFans because I was desperate for money. My parents loved to spoil us, I had a very comfortable, happy life. It was the picture-perfect childhood and I had amazing parents.’
Her early life is in stark contrast to the world in which she now finds herself and the notoriety she has generated.
She was brought up in a stylish, semi-detached home in the village of Denby, Derbyshire, set amongst rolling hills and just a stone’s throw from the world famous Denby Pottery factory.
Each year, the family would head off for a skiing holiday in the winter followed by a luxurious summer break with Lily describing her upbringing as ‘perfect.’
Other trappings of luxury included an Audi TT and Porsche 911, which Lindsay drove while her mother Emma, who worked as an estate agent, zipped around in a Range Rover.
She would be ferried in the expensive vehicles to a local climbing centre and sports clubs where she enjoyed netball and cricket.
The family have now moved from the house where Lily was raised but one former neighbour told MailOnline: ‘They were a lovely family, very friendly and hard working. You could tell that they had a bit of money because they had flash cars on the drive and nice holidays, but they weren’t big headed about it.
‘Lindsay was just a working-class man made good and we were all happy for him. He had a strong work ethic and made good money.’
Lily’s older brother attended private school and she was also given the option to benefit from a top-class private education but declined.
She said: ‘I always thought that private school kids were a bit weird. And I was not that smart and thought that I would be bottom of the class, so I told my parents that I didn’t want to go.’
Lily attended the local John Flamsteed Community School where she gained five GCSEs and was described as a popular girl who had a close circle of friends.
One former pupil said: ‘Lily had a lovely, comfortable life and was a great girl and some of us were very envious of her. She was good fun, had lots of friends and didn’t have any money worries because her parents were rich.
‘Her OnlyFans work has shocked us quite a lot of us because we don’t understand why she’s doing it.’
It was after leaving school and going to Sheffield University to study Nutrition that things took a dramatic turn.
She admits that she started ‘sleeping around’ which prompted her to launch her OnlyFans feed in 2020, when she was not able to attend any lectures because of the pandemic.
She made £2,000 in the first month, giving her a taste for more.
She said: ‘I was sort of selling sex to guys on my nights out without making any money, so I thought I might as well charge for it.’
She added: ‘I was at university and already being such a “sluzza’”so I thought, why don’t I try OnlyFans and make a bit of money on the side?’
Lily’s parents have chosen not to publicly comment on their daughter’s work, but her mother is responsible for handling her finances and help establish a property portfolio with her substantial earnings, said to be at six figures per month.
Lily currently lives in an exclusive area of west London, has already purchased a house in Derby and said that she is currently looking at properties valued at around £1.5 million.
Last year, Lindsay sold his cleaning company and spends his retirement with his wife travelling the world and living in a camper van in the Derbyshire countryside.
But even though they have remained tight lipped about their daughter, Lily recently suggested in a podcast that her mother was responsible for her obsession with sex at such a young age and made other comments about her sexual practices too explicit to report.
Lily also admitted to MailOnline that despite her ‘picture perfect’ childhood she had developed something of a fascination with sex as a young teenager and watched her first porn film at the age of 13.
She said: ‘I don’t know why but I’ve been obsessed with sex from a young age. I was always more into sex than my friends and was always talking about it at school.’
Despite the criticism, Lily insists that she feels ‘empowered’ and ‘happy.’
She said: ‘Honestly, it’s changed my life. How I feel about myself, my confidence. I am 23-year-old woman who pays my own rent and earns good money. I’m very proud of what I’ve achieved – I’m a feminist, 100 per cent,’
After having sex with 100 men in October Lily was filmed breaking down in tears while being filmed for a You Tube documentary ‘I Slept With 100 Men in One Day,’ which has gone viral.
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