Woman who slept with 100 men in one day breaks down after her parents beg her to stop x-rated stunts

A British OnlyFans star, famed for taking part in a challenge to sleep with 100 men in a single 24-hour period, broke down in tears in a heartbreaking new documentary.

Lily Phillips, a 28-year-old x-rated content creator from the UK, hosted TV presenter Stacey Dooley in her Chelsea, London home as part of the latest instalment of her titular docu-series, Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over.

During the episode, Phillips shed light on the allegedly empowering highs and brutal lows of the adult subscription world, in which she boasts over 300,000 followers.

As well as racking in multi-millions since joining OnlyFans, she has also hit headlines for her attempts to break world record attempts in the bedroom, sleeping with 100 men in a single day earlier this year.

And after landing the achievement, Phillips went on to set the bar even higher, to 1,000 strangers.

Lilly slept with 100 men in 24 hours earlier this year (Instagram/@lilyphillip_s)

At the time, she told The Mail of her project: "I dreamed it up with my assistant. I can’t wait... it’s very exciting. It will be a world record. A real challenge!"

Sadly, however, since her controversial endeavour, Phillips' parents have issued an emotional plea to their daughter to end her adult career - a moment that was caught this week by Dooley's camera team.

The episode in question - which aired on U last night (26 Aug) - saw the TV host sit in on Phillips' weekly FaceTime phone call with her parents, Lindsay and Emma.

Claiming they'd 'do anything' to change her mind, the couple questioned whether or not their daughter's career choice was a result of something gone wrong during Phillip's upbringing.

Discussing her decision to drop out of university to pursue OnlyFans full-time, her father told Stacey: "If there’s anything we could do to change her profession, we’d do it overnight."

Phillips' parents issued their daughter with a heartbreaking plea (BBC)

Lindsay added: "It’s the 'degradingness' of it and making sure that she’s safe. Sometimes we think, have we done anything wrong with her upbringing? As far as I’m concerned, we’ve had nothing but nice times and love. Is it money? Because if it were money, we’d sell our house.

"You could have everything you want Lily if you gave it all up now."

The documentary presenter then turned her attention to Phillips herself, asking her whether she'd be willing to throw in the towel at her mother and father's request.

After claiming she would not, the adult star then looked away from the camera before breaking down in tears, claiming she needed a moment.

Phillips' parents then went on to recall the abuse they've received over the years, including death threats, as dad Lindsay continued: "I get calls from random people saying, 'I hope your daughter dies'."

Phillips claimed she enjoys her career too much to give it up (BBC)

A visibly upset Phillips then went on to confess: "Sometimes it just makes me feel quite selfish to put my parents through that.

"Ultimately, it is selfish."

When asked if her controversial career is worth the hell that her parents endure daily, the internet star admitted: "I can’t imagine what else I’d be doing. It does fulfil me so much. It gives me drive.

"It gives me something to wake up in the morning and do. This is something that isn’t degrading for me.

"I still have to live my life how I want to."

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