WEEKS after their sick bonking battles tore them apart, controversial OnlyFans models Lily Phillips and Bonnie Blue have sparked shocking pregnancy rumours – within hours of one another.
Bonnie, 25, left social media users stunned after uploading a cryptic ”cravings” post on Instagram – and former pal Lily, 24, followed suit just a few hours later.
The two OnlyFans models struck up a friendship after finding fame – but it didn’t last long[/caption]
Both Lily and Bonnie hit the headlines after sparking pregnancy rumours earlier this week[/caption]
The controversial content creators found international fame after their sick sex challenges, with Bonnie allegedly bedding over 1,000 men in just 12 hours[/caption]
But while Bonnie has since confirmed she is NOT pregnant, if the two were set to become mothers more or less at the same time, it wouldn’t be the only thing on the long list of strange similarities in their journeys.
Both born and raised in the UK, Lily and Bonnie have launched hugely successful careers racking in a fortune by flogging bizarre X-rated content on OnlyFans.
In addition, the two young women have both hit the headlines following their wild challenges, with Bonnie claiming she bedded more than 1,000 men in just 12 hours.
Previously, the 25-year-old gained international attention after she allegedly had a two-weekend sex marathon in which she slept with over 150 ”barely-legal” college students and filmed it all, while Lily, went viral online after she slept with 101 men in one night, documenting the sick endeavour for a YouTube documentary.
But long before they took the internet by storm, the women also had extremely similar upbringings, as both were raised in small English villages with working-class families.
Between their alike backgrounds and similar aspirations, it came as no surprise that eventually, their paths crossed.
The two young women became close pals after their careers kicked off.
However, their close relationship was soon ripped apart after it was revealed that they were both desperate to break the world record for having sex with the most men in one day.
This record was previously held by Lisa Sparks, who bedded 919 men in a day back in 2004.
Weeks after Lily announced that she had plans to have sex with 1,000 men in 24 hours, rival Bonnie revealed that not only had she broken the record – but that she had allegedly done it in just 12 hours instead of 24.
While it seemed as though Bonnie had rushed to beat Lily to it, the 25-year-old went on a tirade against Lily afterwards, claiming that it was actually her who had thought of it first – and that Lily was the one who had ”stolen” the idea from her.
She told the Daily Mail: “Way before Lily even put it on her socials that she’d like to do the world sex record, and when I helped her out and invited her to do my Freshers content, I shared the idea with her saying that I really wanted to do the world record.
“And I guess I’m very trustworthy and oblivious to people’s bitterness so I shared my idea that I’d like to do it.”
She shared how three months later, Lily announced on social media that she was doing the world record.
Bonnie added: “Rivalry suggests competition and that I don’t have. In terms of the world record, both me and Lily know it was my idea as l’d spoken to her about it.”
Fast-forward to weeks later and Bonnie set the web ablaze with speculation that she was expecting a child on Wednesday, February 19th.
Hours after the news erupted online, her former friend Lily uploaded a photo cradling a ”baby bump”.
From their eerily alike childhood to identical headline-making antics and race to sleep with 1,000 men, here are Bonnie’s and Lily’s similar stories.
Raised in small English villages before finding fame on OnlyFans
Bonnie, born Tia Emma Billinger, grew up in a small village in Nottingham, England.
She shared with News.com.au last year that she had a ”simple” middle-class upbringing and had dreams of being a midwife or a detective when she grew up.
”I had a very average life, really,” she said.
”I didn’t go to a private school and my parents had money but nothing crazy.
”We would go on one holiday a year, and if we needed work on the kitchen or something, we’d have to save up or cut back on a holiday that year.”
As a teenager, Bonnie was passionate about dancing and had a part time job at her local Poundstretcher – but she often bemoaned her lack of money online.
”Bank card just got declined. Too poor for the life I want to live,” she wrote in a post from 2016, hinting at the kind of future she wanted.
”She was really popular and wore loads of make-up,” a former classmate previously told DailyMail.com.
”She was friends with the girls and boys in the years above as well.”
At age 15, she began dating Oliver Davidson, a talented swimmer and rugby player, who studied at Trent College in Nottingham where school fees can reach £45,000 a year.
Despite finding work in recruitment, marrying Ollie and settling into a £250k semi-detached house (bought with the support from Oliver’s parents), Bonnie yearned for more and eventually moved to Australia.
”I always wanted to live in the sun and have a better work-life balance because, in the UK, I felt like I was wasting my life,” she shared with the outlet. ‘
”I wanted more from my life.”
Soon after the move, ditched her 9 to 5 to become a cam girl, claiming it was Oliver who gave her the confidence to enter the adult entertainment industry.
Lily’s background is extremely similar to Bonnie’s, as she also grew up with in a working-class family in a remote English village.
But unlike Bonnie, who moaned online about wanting to have a lavish life as a teen, Lily’s family came into money when she was aged 10, after her father established his own cleaning company.
Following the success of her dad’s business, the youngster enjoyed luxurious perks, such as jetting off on two holidays a year and her family owning several luxury cars as well as a spacious four-bedroom pad.
”My parents loved to spoil us,” she previously shared.
”I had a very comfortable, happy life. It was the picture-perfect childhood and I had amazing parents.”
Lily was also described as a popular girl by former classmates, with one telling DailyMail.com: ”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.”
But despite her ”picture perfect” childhood, she told DailyMail.com that she developed something of a fascination with sex as a young teenager and first watched porn at the unripe age of 13.
”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,” she said.
Lily joined OnlyFans in 2020 and made a whopping £10k in her first month alone, while she was studying nutrition at Sheffield University.
From camming to urging ‘barely legals’ to have sex with her
After joining the camming business, Bonnie quickly became ”obsessed” with it and began to make thousands every week.
As the job became more demanding, she decided to switch to OnlyFans at 24 – and it wasn’t long until she separated from husband Oliver.
Single Bonnie then focused her attention on men as young as 18, as she had realised there was a space in the market ”for someone being with a schoolboy”.
”From a business point of view, I knew there was a massive gap that I could exploit,” she previously told DailyMail.com.
”And sleeping with 18-year-olds makes the content a lot more relatable to the subscribers who are younger.”
Earlier last year, in September 2024, the OnlyFans model came under fire after posting a photo where she was urging students of her hometown to sleep with her – and let her share the footage on the subscription platform.
The decision to bed ”barely legal teens” lead to huge scrutiny of the controversial model – but it also gained her massive attention.
Meanwhile, Lily previously explained that she joined the site in 2020 after ”sleeping around” during college.
”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,” shared the star.
”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?”’
The 24-year-old found international fame, after she had sex with 101 men in one night and chronicled the bizarre antics for a documentary.
The 47-minute video shed light on some of the downsides to such extreme sexual challenges for content, and in one scene, Lily was seen sobbing as she told the host: ”Sometimes you just disassociate… it’s not like normal sex at all.”
”In my head I can think of five, six guys, 10 guys that I remember. And that’s it.”
Striking up a friendship – and turning into rivals
Lily couldn’t contain her emotions after completing the extreme stunt of bonking 101 men in a day – but then set herself a challenge of sleeping with 1,000 blokes in 24 hours[/caption]
Soon after both of them had become on of the top creators on the platform, the two women became friends.
Bonnie told DailyMail.com in January that they grew close last year, and insisted that she even helped Lily grow her career by introducing her to media contacts.
”I helped Lily with publicity. I don’t feel like people in the industry need to be jealous, there’s multiple subscribers and plenty of space for everyone,” Bonnie said.
But the bond was quickly shattered after Bonnie suggested that Lily had ”stolen” her idea to beat the world record and bonk 1,000 in one day.
According to Daily Mail, Lily was the first to speak about the sick challenge, telling the publication about her bizarre goal in December 2024.
However, Bonnie beat her to it and in January this year, she shocked everyone after announcing she’d allegedly slept with 1,057 men in just 12 hours.
She insisted that her focus while having sex for 12 hours was not on numbers and the ”world record” but on providing pleasure for her loyal fans.
”Way before Lily even put it on her socials that she’d like to do the world sex record … I shared the idea with her saying that I really wanted to do the world record,” Bonnie told DailyMail.com.
”Then it wasn’t until three months later, she then announced on her socials that she was doing the world record.
”Rivalry suggests competition and that I don’t have. In terms of the world record, both me and Lily know it was my idea as l’d spoken to her about it.”
Pregnancy announcements within hours of one another
Bonnie shared a picture of her ‘cravings’ which included pickles[/caption]
The controversial porn star also shared an image of two pregnancy tests, one of which had a very faint line[/caption]
Earlier this week, on Wednesday, February 19th, Bonnie set social media ablaze after uploading a cryptic post of her ”cravings”.
She posted a snap of pickles covered in chocolate sauce and sprinkles as well as dry noodles and chicken nuggets, which she captioned with, ”#Cravings”.
Right away, social media erupted with theories that Bonnie was expecting – rumours which she has since cleared.
Hours later, ex-pal Lily claimed that she too was going to have a baby in a shocking social media post.
The rival uploaded a snap that showed her cradling her ”bump”, writing: ”The secret is out. Baby Phillips 2025.”
The notorious model also included a snap of two pregnancy tests, one of which appeared to be positive while the second one – with a very faint second line – seemed to be inconclusive.
Although it has not yet been confirmed whether Lily is indeed expecting a child, the announcement was met with scepticism by many.
One person urged: ”Don’t fall for this stunt. Remember they just out for you attention.”
”This is not real,” another wrote.
”She wearing a fake baby bump,” someone else chimed in.
Some suggested the snap of Lily’s bump was generated by AI while others questioned her appearance in previous posts, with one eagle-eyed web user noting: ”You were ultra skinny in the gym like 12 hours ago!
”How’ve you kept this a secret?!”
Many also questioned who the father could be, especially after Lily claimed to have bedded 101 men in a sick challenge last year.
