“Just for your attention”

British porn star and sole model Lily Phillips confirmed that her “pregnancy” was not real, suggesting it was nothing more than “role play” for her subscriber.

The 23-year-old cried after sleeping with more than 100 men in 12 hours, causing widespread confusion when she shared a picture of herself swaying her baby bump.

“The secret has come out. Phillips 2025.

Now, the popular sole star has confirmed to news.com.au that her “Baby” announcement is a promotional stunt designed to meet the specific needs of its customers.

Her PR staff specifically said: “Lily’s career choices…involve role-playing, performances and storylines to follow trend categories and hit target audiences in the adult industry.”

“Look at the old porn categories/niches like breeding, pregnancy, etc. and relate Lily’s work to it.”

Many struggle to believe Phillips’ pregnancy claims, accusing young adult artist of “fake” news to boost her subscription.

“The lowest low is pretending to be pregnant, and neither the man nor the woman is infertile. Your move is a joke, it’s sick.” The comment section rages.

“Sorry, it’s really disgusting! You obviously aren’t pregnant,” another agreed.

As another person asked, “How do you show that much?” noted that she attended the AVN Adult Entertainment Expo in Las Vegas on January 25, wearing a high-cut body suit.

Phillips’ “competitor” Bonnie Blue also claimed she also expected it a few hours ago, as did Phillips’ “competitor”.

The sex worker trained with a “badly legal” young man from Australia to share a series of videos about her “pregnancy”, which suggests she may have become pregnant after sleeping with 1,057 people within 12 hours.

She discussed the fact that condoms have a 99.9% success rate in one clip, but thought her large number of partners would increase her risk.

“But if you sleep with 1057 people, my chances of getting pregnant are 100 percent.”

In another video, Tia Billinger’s real name is Tia Billinger, who says she is eager to discover her “distance” and she will “get another pregnancy test.”

She also shared a photo of the weird meal she was eating, which consisted of uncooked ramen noodles topped with chocolate sauce and nuggets sprinkled with Macca, titled “Craving.”

Don’t buy it

Critics of the double baby announcement questioned that two high-profile sex workers, known for their paid subscribers, could both become pregnant at the same time.

“So, are both caught Lily Phillips and Bonnie Lan pregnant? So, are they doing all of this when they are (expected)? Ah, man,” read on X.

“God, these girls are working hard,” another said.

When asked, “What opportunity?”, prompted another response: “Not an opportunity.”

news.com.au has been contacted by Blue for comment.

“Promotional Stunts”

Blue has publicly acknowledged using Rage-Bait as a view in the past and said it was her tactic of becoming a multimillionaire in the past.

Phillips uses a similar strategy.

As a result, many people did not purchase the same baby announcement, a detail that has been considered true in the case of Phillips.

“Don’t perform stunts for this. Remember, they’re just for your attention,” one said.

“I think it’s their next marketing twist,” another muses.

As others suggest: “They both exhausted their marketing strategies.”

“I would be surprised if this wasn’t a promotional stunt,” agree again.

Some, however, were stuck with this, while sending a string of “congratulations” messages to Phillips and Blue.

Controversy surrounding 1057 videos

Since January, Blue claimed she did the same thing at Phillips, “in training,” the women have been working hard on the public to interact with each other.

There is a widespread suspicion about Blue’s bombshell bedroom claims, as only Flans slapped it in the ban, no one has seen it yet, and it states that the clear video violates the rules.

Blue insists that the adult movie is real, although some critics speculate that extreme tasks are logically impossible, and the 25-year-old previously told News.com.au that “digitals are real.”

Phillips “condom” error

Meanwhile, Phillips raised concerns about Phillips after crashing out for a “training” class in the upcoming sex marathon.

The behind-the-scenes footage captured by the YouTube documentary “I Sleep with 100 People in a Day” captured by filmmaker Josh Pieters shows the young woman shed tears after the experience.

“To be honest, this is not targeting weak girls, if I’m hard,” she said.

“I don’t know if I would recommend it… It’s like a prostitute in a sense, it’s just a different feeling. I don’t know how to explain it.

“Sometimes I feel very robotic. There is only one, one, and it feels very intense.”

She also admitted that there was no condom use during oral sex with the people she attended, adding that she didn’t know you could capture sexually transmitted infections from intimate behaviors.

Dr Zac Turner, a Sydney doctor who specializes in preventive health and wellness, has previously warned that such activities can harm the body when “pushing extremes”.

He told news.com.au, “Sex is essentially a physically demanding activity associated with all kinds of muscles, the cardiovascular system and released muscles.”

“It is done moderately, which is similar to meaningful exercises – promoting stress relief, cardiovascular health and emotional bonds.

“But when pushed to extremes, like a 24-hour sex marathon, physical and physical losses can be serious.”