Lily Phillips explains exactly how she managed to sleep with 1,113 men in just 12 hours

So, Lily Phillips has claimed she slept with a staggering 1,113 men in just 12 hours. And honestly, at this point, are we even shocked? The bar is already underground.

Before Lily, the so-called “world record” was held by Bonnie Blue, who managed 1,057 men in 12 hours. But now Lily swooped in and smashed the number. Iconic? Unhinged? Both?

Now, she’s taken to Instagram to explain exactly how she pulled it off. “I just thought I’d talk a little bit about how I achieved the world record,” she said, “because I know some of you will be curious.” You could say that.

Lily shared the very specific logistics behind her 1,113 men event

According to Lily, it all came down to having a proper system in place. “We had quite a conveyor belt system,” she explained. “I’ve done enough of these events now to know what works and what doesn’t, and how to get the guys through as quick as possible.”

The process started at the door, with security checking IDs and making sure all the Fansly forms were filled out. Then her staff would handle photos and paperwork before sending the men upstairs.

Once the guys were cleared, things got, well, practical. “They’d come in, get undressed, get themselves ready, if you know what I mean,” Lily said. Unfortunately, yes. Yes, I do.

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She even had fluffers on standby to help get everyone prepped before they reached her. Once there, it was quick and mechanical. “It was pump, pump, out the door, next guy,” she said. “It was very snappy because I knew if I was going to do this, it had to be in, out, in, out.” She admitted she had to be strict with the time limit. “I’ve had some strongly worded email complaints about the event I put on today,” she added, “saying it was rushed and the guys got no time.”

One man who attended the event told The Tab that it was a “complete disaster” and claimed many were unhappy with the short time limit, lack of interaction, and no chance for photos, feeling it was all about content rather than experience.

In response, Lily’s team said most feedback was “overwhelmingly positive,” and time was always going to be limited at an event of that scale. They added that everything was filmed and will be released soon to prove the record was actually achieved.

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