Lily Phillips, Adult Film Star, Aims to Break World Record by Sleeping with 1,000 Men in One Day

British adult entertainer Lily Phillips is seeking participants for her highly ambitious event scheduled for January, where she aims to break the existing world record for the most sexual encounters in a single day. The record, currently held by adult film star Lisa Sparks, was set in Poland in 2004 when she engaged with 919 men. Sparks later reflected on the experience, describing it as enjoyable but admitting that it left her with physical discomfort for an entire week.

This has raised concerns in Australia about the health risks it poses. However, the actress has shown no concern and, despite the criticism she has received, defends her plan to go through with it and break the record.

MORE: California health officials issue urgent warning after bird flu detected in a batch of raw milk

Lily Phillips plans to sleep with 1.000 men in one day

I'm not great at math, but breaking it down means about 41 men per hour over a 24-hour period. Honestly, I’m struggling to see how this could work unless groups are involved. If someone is okay being one of 1,000 participants, they likely don’t mind sharing and might be open to group scenarios. It’s clear there won’t be any time for intimacy or personal moments during this event. It’s strictly a "get in, get done, and move on" situation as she focuses on keeping things moving efficiently. There’s no time for foreplay or lingering.

Reaction of netizens

As expected, the comments on the post are absolutely hilarious. One user on X joked, “Imagine being the last guy in line.” It’s hard to disagree—being last in this scenario wouldn’t be ideal, and kudos to whoever gets the first spot. Others highlighted how sad or desperate someone would have to be to participate, and honestly, they might have a point. Most people wouldn’t consider being one of 1,000 partners in a lifetime, let alone in a single day! Some commenters also pointed out that Lily Phillips is someone’s daughter, sparking sympathy for her family. Others tagged their friends as a joke, suggesting they might be into this kind of event. What’s your take on it?

Health experts criticize the Lily Phillips proposal

Sydney-based medical expert Dr. Zac Turner, who specializes in preventive health and wellness, cautioned that extreme sexual activity could negatively impact the body. “Sex is inherently a physically demanding activity that involves various muscles, the cardiovascular system, and the release of endorphins,” he explained to news.com.au. “When done in moderation, it can be as beneficial as a good workout, offering stress relief, improved cardiovascular health, and emotional connection. However, pushing it to extremes, like a 24-hour sexual marathon, can have serious physical and physiological consequences.”

Dr. Turner highlighted potential issues such as bruising, tearing, and general discomfort from repetitive activity. “It’s comparable to running a marathon without proper preparation — overuse injuries, dehydration, and extreme fatigue are almost inevitable,” he added.

MORE: Butterball workers accused of sexually abusing turkeys after video surfaced: will there be a turkey recall in the USA?

Lily Phillips defends her proposal

The news sparked a wave of criticism on social media, to which Phillips openly responded: “I’ve received a lot of criticism… I understand their perspective, but from my point of view, I’m just a girl trying to enjoy myself and create content for you.” The model emphasized that, despite the negative comments, she finds fulfillment in her work and doesn’t let the criticism affect her. “This is something that brings me joy; I enjoy it. No one is forcing me, and I feel like we’re going back to a time when women were shamed for their choices,” she shared on her social media platforms.

Phillips clarified that her intention isn’t to encourage other women to follow her example but to assert her autonomy and freedom of choice. She explained that this challenge is not only about entertaining her followers—many of whom participated in the event—but also about deepening her connection with her audience.