Bonnie Blue is now getting ripped by fellow OnlyFans creator Lily Phillips and it’s a mess

It looks like OnlyFans performers Bonnie Blue and Lily Phillips are beefing despite earlier filming content together where they had sex with nearly 40 men.

In between issuing rage-bait statements and filming content for her flourishing OnlyFans account, Bonnie has been kicked out of several countries and demolished on Twitter for her less-than-stellar approach to making adult content.

Though Bonnie and Lily seemed to have a close relationship, at least when it comes to filming scenes, it seems their relationship has eroded following comments Bonnie made on Australia’s Kyle and Jackie O show back in August.

What did Bonnie Blue say to get Lily Phillips so riled up?

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🫣 Jackie strongly disagreed with adult star Bonnie Blue’s viral claims that all men should cheat unless their partners are “treating them” every day #KJshow

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Before being booted from Australia, and later Fiji, Bonnie Blue featured in the Kyle and Jackie O show where she talked about her controversial approach to marketing her OnlyFans account. The hosts initially listened to Bonnie’s statements with an open mind, but that soon changed when she suggested that men who cheat make better partners.

“You can come home, deal with your wife’s whinging, look after the kids… but you’re just sneaking off elsewhere to get pleasured,” she said. “If [men] are going to work and do a hard day’s shift, they need to be treated. If the women aren’t doing that… they should be listening to my advice, put some underwear on.”

Metro gave Bonnie the chance to recant her statements earlier this month but she doubled down, saying: “This isn’t just, I don’t want to have sex tonight. When I used to speak to these people and subscribers, they said ‘oh, my wife’s not touched me for two years’ or ‘my wife’s not touched me since we had children’.

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“Men can go and see someone like myself, have fun and pleasure, then go back to their stressful lives and wives and continue to listen to their moaning.”

Lily shared her thoughts during a recent podcast appearance

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“Men then feel entitled to women’s bodies.” Bonnie Blue is one of the most controversial women in Britain right now, after proudly organising stunts attached to freshers events, and claiming she filmed with a father and son in the same day. But it’s her comments calling some women “lazy” with their partners that doesn’t sit well with former co-star Lily Phillips. Watch our full interview with Lily, including exactly how she filmed the 101 men stunt, in the latest episode of The Spills with @Helen Meriel Thomas at the link in bio.

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After Bonnie Blue’s initial comments in August, Lily Phillips did comment on the drama as she argued in a TikTok: “I don’t believe any woman owes a man [sex]. If you are doing it because you believe that is expected of you and that you owe someone, to me that is non-consensual.”

When appearing on The Spills podcast earlier this week, Lily once again addressed the controversy whilst also slating Bonnie’s rage-bait tactics.

“It just gives us the name that we’re only here to have sex with and that’s all we offer. It’s quite dangerous for domestic abuse… because men then feel entitled to women’s bodies,” she noted. “If some girl watches that and is like ‘right, well I need to be having sex with my partner otherwise he’s going to cheat’, then you’re just having sex for his enjoyment because you feel like you have to do it.”

“I think if you feel like you have to have sex with someone, that feels non-consensual to me,” she added.

Lily further addressed the accusation that Bonnie deliberately rage-baits her audience to gather more followers and money, something she admitted to doing herself.

“I do think we have a responsibility to society to not rage bait that much that it’s affecting everyone else. You’re putting everyone down to fill your pockets – it’s a test of morals really,” she added. “It’s tricky because… we are influencing people and we have a responsibility for that.”

Featured Image credit: Kyle and Jackie O/TikTok & The Spills/YouTube