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Lily Phillips' latest sex stunt has unsurprisingly drawn attention from those online, as many spotted one detail about the participants.
The OnlyFans content creator is back amongst it after posting videos from her latest sex stunt, which has left viewers shocked.
In one of the clips, the Brit can be seen half-peeking out of a custom-built gloryhole contraption which was made for a shoot with 13 men.
Phillips could be seen with her hair and makeup done, appearing calm and smiling, shaking the hands of all the participants.
However, a video posted after the stunt showed the content creator's alarming state, as she was left with bloodshot eyes while wiping herself down.
"These men have terrible aim. My eyes are wrecked. Wait, some of it is actually in my eye now," Phillips admitted.
Phillips, who is known for her outrageous stunts, announced this one last month, as she had made a return to shock content after seemingly branching away from the genre.
She went on a speed date with Drake and also helped launch a 'Headline Newds' campaign where she raises awareness for climate change while undressed.
Meanwhile, Bonnie Blue has continued with her own stunts, and it looks like Phillips is back to compete once again.
But unlike Bonnie, participants in Phillips' video did something that many took notice of - they didn't hide their identities.
While men in Bonnie's videos are always seen in balaclavas, all 13 of Phillips' gloryhole participants had their faces on show.
One video posted on X was captioned: "Lily Phillips hosted an event with men who chose not to wear masks."
In the comments, users shared what they thought of this, with one writing: "They have nothing to lose, no mask, and no protection, feels like they've been going shopping lol."
Another added: "The men standing there with their hands clasped like they’re waiting for a job interview instead of a glory hole is the most crazy thing I’ve seen all week."
"Why would literally any of them do this?" a third asked.
Others pointed out that the participants must have 'nothing to lose' to go in so confidently with their identities unhidden.
Photos of the setup, shared with The Tab before filming, showed a wooden structure with multiple openings.
The Tab's description of it as 'something from a SAW movie' is not inaccurate.
Thirteen men took part. Phillips gave what can only be described as an introductory speech to the group beforehand, filmed from inside the contraption as she addressed them through the holes.
She then led them through a group warm-up and stretching session, which was also filmed.
Phillips shook hands with each participant through one of the openings before the shoot began, and also thanked them all individually afterwards while cleaning herself up.
