Lily Phillips OnlyFans

One documentary. 200 million views on a single tweet. A phone that wouldn't stop buzzing with subscriber notifications. That was Lily Phillips' December 2024 — when Josh Pieters' I Slept with 100 Men in One Day turned a 23-year-old from Derbyshire into the most-discussed OnlyFans creator on the planet.

From Sheffield Uni Dropout to Tabloid Sensation

Lillian Daisy Phillips was born in July 2001, raised in Denby, and was studying nutrition at the University of Sheffield before she famously decided she "couldn't log on to a Zoom lecture" and pivoted to OnlyFans instead. Within 24 hours of launching, she'd made £2,000. Fast forward to 2025: her monthly earnings reportedly sit between £300,000 and £350,000, she's been featured in Playboy, shot with Brazzers, and won the XMA Award for Favorite Female Creator.

Journalist Helen Lewis described her appeal perfectly: "Phillips's aesthetic is that of the girl next door rather than a cartoonishly inflated adult performer." That relatability — combined with extreme content — is her entire brand.

What's Actually on Her Page

With 5,379 uploads and counting, Lily's feed isn't sparse. Here's what subscribers get access to:

• Daily explicit content — solo, B/G, G/G, and yes, the gangbangs
• Live shows (both free and private viewings)
• 1-on-1 sexting and DM access
• Custom videos, roleplay, cock ratings
• Monthly freebies for renewal subscribers
• Fetish-friendly requests and anal content

Her categories read like a menu: British, solo, roleplay, boy-girl, girl-girl, gangbang, squirt, anal, cumshot. She's also collaborated with fellow creator Bonnie Blue — their rivalry-turned-partnership has kept both names in headlines throughout 2025.

The Documentary Effect

The Pieters documentary didn't just go viral — it spawned think pieces in Rolling Stone, The Guardian, and earned Phillips a seat on BBC Newsnight. In August 2025, she hosted Stacey Dooley for an episode of Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over, giving the public a raw look at her Chelsea flat, her livestream operations, and an emotional FaceTime with her parents who offered to sell their house if she'd quit.

She didn't quit. "I can't imagine what else I'd be doing," she told Dooley. "It gives me so much drive."

The $9.99 Reality

Despite going nuclear in the press, Lily hasn't jacked up her prices. At $9.99/month with 3.3 million likes on the platform, the math is absurd value — especially given her posting frequency. You're paying less than two cents per post in her archive. That's not a subscription, that's a heist.

She's kept her DMs open, responds to messages, and still does customs. The 100-men girl who landed on every news site in the western world still sends personalised voice notes. That accessibility is either insane work ethic or genuine love for the gig. Maybe both.

If Lily's energy is too chaotic, Bonnie Blue runs in a similar lane — though she leans heavier on the controversy pedal.