OnlyFans Star Lily Philips Shuts Down Fake Pregnancy Rumors with a Laugh
Lily Philips is setting the record straight—and having a good laugh while doing it.
The 23-year-old OnlyFans star was spotted in West Hollywood on Friday, February 21, where she addressed online speculation that she is faking her pregnancy. In a video shared by TMZ, a photographer directly asked Philips if the rumors were true, to which she simply replied, “No.”
Dressed in a sleek black off-the-shoulder catsuit, Philips and her friends found humor in the accusation. One of her companions even joked, “She’s pregnant, leave her alone,” before adding with a smirk, “She’s having my baby,” which was met with laughter from the group.
The Pregnancy Announcement That Sparked Controversy
Philips first revealed her pregnancy on Instagram on Tuesday, February 18, posting two photos—one of herself cradling a noticeable baby bump and another displaying two positive pregnancy tests.
“The secret is out💗💙 Baby Philips 2025.” she captioned the post, sparking immediate speculation among fans and skeptics alike.
While some followers congratulated her, others questioned the legitimacy of the announcement, especially after multiple U.K. media outlets claimed the pregnancy was not real. On February 20, The Mirror reported that the pregnancy was part of a “role play” for Philips’ content, citing an anonymous source. Other publications echoed the claim, with some even suggesting the information came from a representative statement.
Philips’ Controversial Past and Future Plans
Philips is no stranger to making headlines. In December 2024, she went viral after publicly sharing her experience of sleeping with 100 men in a single day, later detailing the event in a YouTube documentary.
“It’s not for the weak,” she admitted. “If I’m honest, it was hard. I don’t know if I’d recommend it. Just one in and one out, it feels intense.”
Despite the physical and emotional toll of the experience, Philips has since set an even more ambitious goal—becoming the first person to sleep with 1,000 people in 24 hours.
Motherhood on the Horizon?
Though her pregnancy has been met with skepticism, Philips has previously expressed interest in becoming a parent one day. Speaking on The Shizzio Show podcast in January, she acknowledged that her career path could complicate future family plans.
“I would want children, but definitely later down the line,” she shared. “I know with that comes a lot of backlash. … I think when I started doing [OnlyFans], I didn’t want kids at the time, so it wasn’t a problem to me. But over the past year or two, I’ve started to get a little bit more broody.”
However, Philips remains unfazed by the idea of her future children learning about her career.
“The thing is, you can’t live for a future that hasn’t even happened yet,” she explained. “I’m not going to put my unborn child before my own needs.”
She did acknowledge, though, that her children could face public scrutiny due to her choices.
“I do get that my kids will be scrutinized so much, and … I’d like to think I’d do as much to protect them as possible,” she concluded.
Fact or Fiction? The Speculation Continues
While Philips has dismissed claims that her pregnancy is fake, the online debate shows no signs of slowing down. Whether Baby Philips 2025 is real or just another viral stunt remains to be seen, but one thing is certain—Lily Philips knows how to keep the internet talking.
