The parents of OnlyFans creator Lily Phillips have urged her to stop performing extreme adult content stunts, saying the work is degrading and harmful.
In a recent episode of Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over, broadcast on 26 August, Lily’s parents Lindsay and Emma Phillips shared their distress over their 24-year-old daughter’s career. The documentary was filmed at the family’s home in Derbyshire, where the couple described their shock after discovering the extent of her content.
Lindsay said he first believed his daughter’s work involved only posing in swimwear or lingerie. Emma added, “When it went to the next step, we were like, ‘no, no.’” The parents said they even offered to sell their house to support Lily financially if she chose to leave the platform.
Lily, who began using OnlyFans in 2020 while at university, has gained international attention for high-profile challenges, including one involving 101 men in 14 hours. She has earned millions through the platform, but her work has sparked fierce debate, with some praising her independence and others criticising the ethics and risks involved.
The documentary also revealed the toll on her family. Her parents said they had received hate messages, including threats, and had lost friendships within their community. Despite this, Lily told Dooley she intends to continue her career, though she may move away from high-number challenges and pursue more creative projects, such as filming with a friend who owns a plane.
The episode has reignited wider discussions about the adult industry, autonomy, and the effect of viral fame on families. Lily said she respects her parents’ opinions but remains committed to living life on her own terms.
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