Lily Phillips unveils truth behind ‘pregnancy’ claims after baby bump post

The controversial content creator announced the news on social media earlier this week.

On Wednesday, the 23-year-old posted a picture of herself caressing what appeared to be a baby bump, alongside a photograph of a positive pregnancy test.

The caption alongside the post read: "Baby Phillips coming 2025."

Now, the woman who made herself famous by sleeping with 100 men in a day, has revealed that the post was fake and the announcement was a publicity stunt - one aimed at servicing a specific need of her clients.

In an interview with news.com.au, Phillips' publicist revealed that the stunt was part of an attempt ‘to follow trending categories and hit target audiences in the adult industry’.

"Lily’s career choice... involves role play, acting, and storylines to follow trending categories and hit target audiences in the adult industry," she told the outlet exclusively.

"Have a look at age old porn categories/niches such as breeding, pregnancy, etc. And correlate Lily’s job with that."

Phillips grabbed headlines last October when she claimed to have slept with 100 men in one day before releasing a documentary chronicling the sexcapade in December.

The 24-year-old drew criticism for the stunt after she broke down in tears after completing the feat, telling host Josh Pieters: “Sometimes you just disassociate… it’s not like normal sex at all.”

Her fake ‘pregnancy’ announcement has been met with a wave of criticism.

“Lowest of the low to pretend to be pregnant while men and women struggle with infertility. You act like this is a joke, it’s sick,” one raged in the comments section.

Another added: "Joking about being pregnant for likes and attention when there's women out there that would die to be pregnant. Disgrace."