LILY Phillips has revealed she was so desperate to join OnlyFans that she tried to sign up with her provisional license at the age of 17 but was rejected.
But after joining the app two years later, aged 19, she made £2,000 in the first 24 hours.
Lily Phillips signed up to OnlyFans when she was just 17, and shortly after joining the subscription service she made £2,000 in just 24 hours[/caption]
Lily shared it all with podcast host Erin Lewis[/caption]
After earning the cash, the 23-year-old splashed the dose on a designer vagina – and even had liposuction.
Lily recently made headlines after revealing she has made over £2million and slept with 101 men in just 24 hours.
But now the young woman, who previously admitted she “doesn’t know what self-respect is” and was branded ‘bizarre’ by another model, has revealed all about what it’s really like to be an OnlyFans star.
Speaking to Erin Lewis on a podcast episode of The Curiosity Couch, the controversial woman – who left people shocked at her next mission to bed a thousand men in one day – shared the truth behind her journey, including how she started and how she navigates the world. complex world of fame and criticism.
Lily, who previously spoke out about receiving death threats and is facing a possible ban from Airbnb after using a rental property for a sex stunt without informing the homeowner, said she was 19 when she first officially joined OnlyFans.
She was a micro-influencer with 16,000 followers on Instagram at the time, and after becoming bored with posting fashion features, Lily decided to pursue her career in the porn industry.
After joining OnlyFans in 2020, Lily, who now has 712,000 fans and left people stunned when she begged women to ‘send husbands and boyfriends’ to help her thousand men get into bed, explained: “I tried to sign up when I was 17, with my provisional ID and it fell through.
“When I got on the platform, I realized: this is epic. I can do what I love and make money from it – isn’t that the best job in the world?
“I enjoyed taking photos and OnlyFans was an extension of that.
“I made about $2,000 in the first 24 hours, I just loved it.”
Under the knife
The millionaire model then talked about the cosmetic procedures she has undergone – from fillers to a designer vagina.
She started illegally plumping lips at the age of 17 and after receiving her first piece of OnlyFans money, she went under the knife to ensure her genitals were camera-ready.
She confessed: “What I spent my first paycheck on was actually a designer vagina.
“That was something I was always very insecure about from a young age and I think: if I’m going to do this work and it comes true, why wouldn’t this be a good investment?”
Lily added that she has also since had a chin implant and liposuction on her stomach.
She said she was “happy” with the results and controversially stated: “My worth is based on what I look like.”
What is OnlyFans?
OnlyFans is a subscription content service based in London.
It is believed to have more than 220 million registered users and more than three million content creators by 2023.
Sex workers charge monthly fees for access to photos, videos and more.
While popular for porn, the site isn’t designed solely with that in mind: anyone who wants to build a fan base and charge money for it can set one up.
Celebrities like Katie Price and Kerry Katona are popular personalities on the platform.
“Whether you upload tutorials, tips, behind-the-scenes footage, or just endless selfies, many of your followers would be willing to pay for it,” the company says.
For every subscription sold to a viewer, artists get 80 percent of the money, while OnlyFans gets the rest.
It is not limited to adult content as it has become popular among physical fitness experts and musicians.
Obsessed with sex
The British sex worker – who bedded 101 men in 24 hours in a two-bedroom apartment in central London she rented on Airbnb – explained that she is “obsessed with sex”.
But Lily didn’t have a boyfriend until she was 17, and lost her virginity just before her 18th birthday because she wanted it to be with someone she “really cared about”.
It wasn’t until she was studying at the University of Sheffield, where she couldn’t attend any lectures due to the coronavirus pandemic, that she embraced one-night stands and launched her OnlyFans feed.
I knew from a young age that I loved sex, there’s something I’m obsessed with
Lily Phillips
Lily claimed: “I’ve always been very sexual, just obsessed with sex compared to my friends.
“From a young age I always knew that I loved sex, there is something that I am obsessed with, and I always suspected that I would go into the porn industry.
“I really enjoyed sex and felt super confident going further.”
Cashing in
The self-described ‘bubbly and articulate’ girl, who posts everything from sneaky peeks to outright porn on her hugely lucrative OnlyFans account, earns well over six figures a month and employs eight staff – all women.
But when she first started posting on the platform, she had no idea it would be so lucrative.
She said: “I definitely went into it thinking it would be a bit on the side. I didn’t even expect to do it for more than a few months.
“I make good money at it, I love it, why should I stop?
“I think people forget that this is a job and that I love my job, but I’m only human.
“A huge misconception with OnlyFans is that it is easy money.
“Compared to a brain surgeon, it is indeed easy to make money, but not everyone can get on the platform and make money [millions].”
‘Dangerous’ Bonnie Blue
Lily, who was born in Derbyshire, England, and stacked shelves at Tesco before making headlines, has also created joint content with Bonnie Blue – another OnlyFans blonde who has made millions and recently made headlines after her This Morning interview sent thousands complaints.
But Lily didn’t want to be tarred with the same brush as Bonnie Blue[/caption]
She described Bonnie’s views as ‘somewhat dangerous’[/caption]
Discussing her association with Bonnie, Lily said: “People don’t understand the game – the more people get angry, the better it is for us.
“I’m not trying to say I’m a saint or anything like that, because I’m not, but I think when we were content together it really brought us together.
I don’t want to be tarred with the same brush
Lily Phillips
“I got the same amount of hate as she did and was tarred with the same brush. I received death threats.
“I wanted to make it clear that some of my views did not match hers.
“I felt like I had a moral responsibility… it became a bit dangerous.
“Bonnie has inspired me to think outside the box. I don’t regret it [working with her].
“I don’t want to be tarred with the same brush, but it was not a regret.”
I have found her calling
For this influencer, who recently burst into tears during a documentary by filmmaker Joshua Pieters, building a loyal audience is crucial.
She said: “I want one Nice audience, I want a sustainable brand, I don’t want to be the viral girl just for one day.
“It’s about creating an audience that likes you and guys who really enjoy you and think you’re a cool person. That’s when they want to spend money and get to know you on OnlyFans.
And creating content is Lily’s “passion,” as she added: “I felt like I had found my calling.
“I have found my passion in life, this is what I am here for. This is why God put me on this Earth.
“I want to create waves in the industry, I want to be the best. Doing things off the beaten path helps with that.”
The disadvantage of OnlyFans
But when it comes to the pitfalls of OnlyFans, Lily was keen to warn people against using the app for a “quick fix”.
She advised: “Think about it before you start – you will be discriminated against at work, your whole family will know about it, people will always look at you differently now because you do it.
“I couldn’t have a job as a teacher now, I couldn’t work with children.
“I don’t think people realize the mental side of it – it will affect you mentally. People will say things to you, talk to you differently and you will be treated differently.
I haven’t dated in two years, I haven’t talked to anyone in two years
Lily Phillips
“I’m fine with it, I don’t really care what someone I don’t know says about me online.
“I don’t know why people care so much. It’s just weird.”
Not only has Lily faced judgment as a result of her career, but she has also had to make sacrifices when it comes to relationships.
She confessed, “There is so much sacrifice involved in relationships. I haven’t dated in two years, I haven’t talked to anyone in two years.
“It will be more difficult for me to find a husband, but it weakens the weak.” I don’t want to be with someone who isn’t open-minded.
“I’ve never had an open relationship, but I’d be open to trying.”
