The big question everyone seems to be asking is, “Is Lily Phillips really pregnant?”

Lily Phillips, the OnlyFans model who recently made headlines for claiming to have slept with over 100 men in a single day, is now at the center of a new controversy—allegations that she is faking her pregnancy for publicity.

On February 21, paparazzi confronted Phillips in West Hollywood, questioning her directly about claims that her pregnancy announcement was a hoax.

“How do you feel about faking the pregnancy?” a photographer asked.

Lily Phillips, wearing a black, off-the-shoulder catsuit, simply responded: “No.”

However, speculation continues after an unnamed publicist reportedly told news.com.au that her pregnancy was a staged publicity stunt.

“Lily’s career choice involves role play, acting, and storylines to follow trending categories and hit target audiences in the adult industry,” the publicist stated.

They also pointed out that pregnancy and “breeding” are popular adult content niches, implying that Phillips’ announcement could be part of a larger performance strategy.

On February 18, Phillips posted a photo of herself in a form-fitting gray one-piece, showing what appeared to be a baby bump, alongside a picture of two positive pregnancy tests.

She captioned the post: “The secret is out… baby Phillips 2025,” adding pink and blue heart emojis.

The next day, fellow OnlyFans model Jenna Lee added credibility to the announcement, posting throwback photos with Phillips and stating:

“Lily has asked me to be her newborn’s godmother. I couldn’t be more honored.”

However, Phillips’ own past comments about pregnancy have fueled skepticism.

On a February 12 episode of the Stiff Socks podcast, she openly joked about the possibility of getting pregnant while reflecting on her high-profile adult career.

“Obviously, I’m on birth control,” she said. “This is what I think all the time—imagine if I got pregnant. It’d be, like, a bit of a guesswork.”

Lily Phillips’ “baby” announcement came shortly after another OnlyFans model, Bonnie Blue, made a similar claim, only to later admit she was not actually pregnant.

Bonnie Blue, who recently broke an alleged record for sleeping with 1,057 men in 12 hours, clarified her stance on February 20, stating:

“I am not expecting, but I plan to use the media attention and extra income I received to help pay for someone’s IVF journey.”

The adult industry is no stranger to elaborate stunts, and Phillips has built a brand on extreme content and viral moments.

If true, her pregnancy would be one of the most high-profile OnlyFans announcements in recent memory.

If fake, it would highlight the growing trend of adult entertainers leveraging shock value for publicity and engagement.

While Phillips has denied the allegations, the contradictions in statements from her publicist and industry insiders have left fans and critics alike questioning the authenticity of her claim.