Adult content creator Lily Phillips, 23, claims to have set a new world record by engaging in sexual activity with 1,113 men in 12 hours, surpassing the previous record of 1,057 set by rival Bonnie Blue. In a recent vlog, Phillips shared that she feels “surprisingly good” despite the physical demands of the event, describing only mild aches akin to post-workout soreness.
Phillips announced her achievement on Instagram, stating, “For those of you who have followed me for quite some time now will understand that I’ve been wanting to do a certain world record. Now, I’m very happy to announce that yesterday I did just that. I did 1,113 men in 12 hours.” The event, held on June 29, 2025, in central London, involved one-on-one encounters with strict time limits, averaging about 38 seconds per participant.
Despite the intensity, Phillips reported minimal physical discomfort. “Today is the day after the 1,113 guys, and I actually, surprisingly, feel pretty good,” she said in a vlog. “Like I just feel a little bit achy, but like, I guess at the end of the day, technically I did physical activity for 12 hours.” She added that she experienced no significant pain in her pelvic area, contrasting with expectations of soreness similar to an intense workout.
Bonnie Blue, who set the previous record in January 2025, described more severe physical effects, including bruises, aching muscles, and sore eyes. Phillips, however, noted that her body was “relatively unscathed,” though the venue was left in disarray, with reports of condoms, heels, and other items scattered on the floor.
Phillips’ event has sparked controversy, reigniting debates about the physical and mental toll of extreme adult content challenges. Her previous stunt in December 2024, involving 101 men in 14 hours, left her emotionally shaken, with footage showing her in tears. This time, she appeared more resilient, even describing having “so much energy” post-event.
The content from the 12-hour event is being edited for release on Fansly, as both Phillips and Blue have moved to the platform after OnlyFans banned their “extreme challenge content.” Phillips’ latest feat continues her rivalry with Blue, who previously accused her of stealing the idea for the record-breaking challenge.
