Bonnie Blue & Lily Phillips’ baby ‘news’ is sicker than the 1,000 men stunt…and pathetic ‘excuse’ makes it so much worse
THERE is, obviously, a lot of competition, but Bonnie Blue and Lily Phillips have just performed their sickest stunts yet.
Stomach-churning though their antics to date may have been, at least they’ve only involved willing participants.
Rather than people who can’t give their consent, because they haven’t been born yet. Or who, it turns out, don’t exist.
Bonnie and Lily both appeared to announce pregnancies on social media yesterday.
Infuriatingly, even though no one knew if this was real or fake news at the time, these professional trolls were winning once again – everyone was discussing them, speculating, criticising.
And that’s just how they like it.
Yes, they make their living from staying relevant, and shocking, but both women clearly adore being the centre of attention, no matter what form that attention takes.
As long as they’re being talked about, they don’t seem to care what anyone’s saying.
The former friends, who fell out – as so many do – over whose idea it was to set a record by sleeping with 1,000 men in one day, both seemed to reveal that they were pregnant on the same day.
Bonnie posted a photo of pickles, chocolate sauce and sprinkles hashtagged cravings, before talking about her plan to livestream the birth in eight months time.
She has today clarified that she’s not pregnant, and stated that she would never lie about being pregnant because that is “a step too far”.
She says she just “hinted” that she was pregnant, “as a joke”.
Hours later Lily had shared a photo of herself with a baby bump and two positive pregnancy tests.
Followers were dubious, as she’d had a flat stomach the last time she appeared on social media, but of course there’s no way to tell which image had been altered.
As with so much when it comes to Bonnie and Lily, it’s hard to know what’s real and what’s fake. Probably sometimes for them as much as for us.
Bonnie made a video today where she said that she tried to get pregnant for years when she was younger, and that she found it a very lonely experience.
Presumably she thinks this is an excuse, that it makes what she did better?
Latest baby stunts
BONNIE Blue and Lily Phillips have sparked a frenzy after both appeared to announce pregnancies on the same day, leaving fans and critics alike questioning whether the bombshell news is real or part of a larger stunt
Bonnie Blue, the controversial adult star who made headlines for her record-breaking encounters, hinted at her pregnancy through cryptic social media posts, including references to food cravings and a countdown to an event in eight months.
She later suggested she was planning a livestreamed birth, calling it “the world’s biggest”.
The announcement has been met with a mix of excitement and skepticism, especially given her history of headline-grabbing antics – she has since clarified that she’s not pregnant.
Meanwhile, OnlyFans model Lily Phillips, who also made waves with her own viral exploits, shared images of positive pregnancy tests and a baby bump.
Coming just after Bonnie’s stunt, the timing of Lily’s announcement has fueled speculation about whether the two are competing for attention or if there is a deeper story behind their posts.
Fans took to social media with mixed reactions, with some congratulating the women while others questioned whether the announcements were genuine.
Given their reputations for pushing boundaries, many waited for further confirmation before taking the news at face value.
One thing is for sure – Bonnie and Lily have once again managed to dominate headlines, proving that they know exactly how to keep the world watching.
Let’s be clear: it only makes it worse.
If she has been through fertility struggles, she should be much more sensitive to all those currently going through the ordeal, and not have made light of the situation by, in her words, even ‘hinting’.
That supposed joke will never, ever be funny to anyone facing the painful reality of infertility.
Grim future
Bonnie and Lily are locked in the world’s grimmest race to the bottom, and have run out of ways to cause outrage and offence, so now they will either pretend to be up the duff or exploit genuine pregnancies for clicks.
Maybe one day they really will be pregnant at the same time, and this story could take a surreal twist – they become rival mumfluencers, competing with each other to change 1,000 nappies in one day.
That’s actually the best possible scenario.
Because otherwise, both of them will have to do something even more extreme to drag the spotlight back on to themselves, to outdo each other, sinking lower and lower and lower.
It’s impossible to guess where it will end, the only guarantee is that it won’t be anywhere good.
There seem to be no depths to which they won’t plummet, so the worry is that they put themselves, or others, in severe danger, or lands them in jail.
The worst possible outcome is that there will be permanent devastating consequences to their temporary bids for infamy.
Oh, and that their children will read all about them online when they grow up.