Lily Phillips shares her biggest regret from all her huge stunts in 2025 and it’s unexpected

Lily Phillips has shared what part of her big stunts has been her biggest regret, and she’s actually so real for this. Doing huge viral challenges has become her entire career, but she’s straight up admitted one was a big mistake.

When you think of Lily Phillips challenges, you probably think of her infamously kicking it all off with sleeping with 100 guys in a day. Which at the time felt wild, but then she went and did 1,113 men in 12 hours. Naturally! She’s also done her backdoor challenge, the less said about that the better, and recently said up next is spending 24-hours with a lucky fan.

But, the big regret Lily Phillips has is nothing to do with any of those. It’s all the more reflective and self-aware than that. Her biggest regret was when she faked being pregnant for engagement.

“I think when you are constantly evolving and learning on the job, you do make mistakes, and it’s awkward for me because that mistake is in the public eye,” she told Metro. “I didn’t realise how much effect it would have on women and deep down what I was putting out there. I’m sorry, and I regret doing that.”

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In February, Lily posted a series of photos of herself on Instagram, claiming she was pregnant. “The secret is out. Baby Phillips 2025,” she said. The pictures included one of her holding a baby bump, and some positive pregnancy tests.

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In the comments, people called it out for being fake. She also received backlash for posting a joke about conceiving, when there are so many women who struggle with this. The Instagram post was deleted.

Lily added that she tries not to think too much about negative comments. “I’ve got more eyes on me on social media, even though there’s a lot more negative comments, there’s also a lot more positive comments, and I tend to just kind of ignore negative ones,” she said. “I just always go back to the fact that these people don’t know me personally, so I shouldn’t take their criticism personally.”

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