Lily Phillips
OnlyFans star Lily Phillips has launched Lily AI, a $9.99 digital replica designed for virtual adult encounters, as reports link the project to an ambitious 10,000-men challenge @lilyphillip_s/Instagram

OnlyFans star Lily Phillips is reportedly planning to 'sleep with 10,000 men' in 24 hours, but her latest approach involves a computer-generated version of herself rather than 10,000 physical encounters. The 25-year-old British adult performer has launched Lily AI, a virtual double designed to interact with fans through the adult-focused platform OhChat.

Introduced on Wednesday, 28 October 2026, the replica is reported to cost $9.99 (£7.46) to access and imitates Phillips' appearance, voice and mannerisms. It offers personalised adult conversations and digital content, although no verified count of 10,000 interactions or date for a 24-hour challenge has been announced.

How Does Lily Phillips' $9.99 AI Clone Work?

Lily AI is designed to respond to subscribers without requiring Phillips to participate in every exchange. Its advertised features include text chats, voice messages, customised images, videos and virtual live-cam interactions. Those exchanges are generated through AI, not carried out by Phillips herself.

The digital twin is intended to reproduce Phillips' humour and conversational style as well as her appearance. 'She's an extension of me,' Phillips said of the project. She has also promoted a feature called 'Pornstar Mode', although its precise access conditions have not been independently verified.

The $9.99 (£7.46) price is the reported access figure, not a payment for a physical encounter. OhChat offers subscription-based interactions with AI versions of consenting creators, although pricing and additional content charges can vary by package. The precise terms of Lily AI's reported offer have not been independently confirmed through a completed purchase.

From 101 Men to a 10,000-User Ambition

Phillips gained international attention in 2024 when filmmaker Josh Pieters documented her attempt to sleep with more than 100 men in a single day. The footage showed her becoming emotional while discussing the experience and how difficult she found its rapid pace. She subsequently pursued larger challenges, saying in June 2025 that she had slept with 1,113 men over 12 hours.

The 10,000-men figure has since been associated with her AI launch, but there is no independently verified result, published participant tally or confirmed event schedule. Interacting with an adult chatbot is not equivalent to having sex with a person. Instead, the concept rests on a digital likeness being available to multiple subscribers, potentially at the same time.

Phillips had considered an AI replica well before the October launch. In September 2025, she discussed creating a digital version of herself to produce photographs featuring poses she could not physically perform. 'I'm not that flexible, but an AI bot could do the splits,' she said, explaining how the technology could offer content different from what appears on her existing page. She has now turned that idea into another paid experience alongside the adult content she produces in person.

The Consent Questions Behind Her Digital Twin

Phillips has emphasised that authorising her own digital twin is different from having her image used without permission. 'Consent and transparency are essential to me,' she said. She has also stressed that the technology cannot recreate her off-screen life or establish a genuine relationship with subscribers.

The launch comes as adult performers experiment with licensing their faces, voices and personalities to AI services. OhChat has previously hosted digital twins of performers including Lisa Ann, who has described her avatar as a way to maintain her career after retirement. Those arrangements allow creators to offer round-the-clock interactions while raising questions about control over what their replicas can generate.

Phillips has urged fans to remember that Lily AI cannot form a genuine romantic relationship or make personal commitments. Although the replica is designed to resemble her, the conversations take place with software rather than the woman herself. Her latest project offers another way to monetise her online identity without requiring her to be physically present.