Bonnie Blue Breaks Silence On Pregnancy While Lily Phillips ...

This week, controversial OnlyFans superstars Bonnie Blue and Lily Phillips have been at the centre of pregnancy rumours. While Bonnie ignited hers with a subtle Instagram Story, Lily shared photos of herself with a baby bump on her social media. Now, in a bonkers twist, the gals have revealed that neither one of them is pregnant. I think I speak for all of us when I say, what the actual fuck?

There’s a lot to unpack, so stick with me here.

After sparking the initial rumours by posting a photo of weird foods — like chicken nuggets, sprinkles, chocolate sauce and instant noodles — with the hashtag #cravings on her main Instagram account, Bonnie has been using another IG account called @schoolies_xo. There, she’s shared a bunch of videos heavily implying that she is pregnant.

In one, she claimed that the father of her potential baby is one of the 1057 men she slept with during her world record attempt. In another, she claimed that she intended to livestream the birth of her baby and that she hopes to keep up her day job while she was pregnant.

“In just eight months time I am so excited to do the world’s biggest livestream of a birth,” she said

Although Bonnie heavily implied that she was pregnant, she hadn’t explicitly confirmed she was expecting. PEDESTRIAN.TV reached out to her team for confirmation and we were directed to a video posted by the adult entertainer an hour ago (at the time of writing.

“I am not pregnant,” she began the video.

Bonnie claimed that just over a week ago the media started approaching her asking whether she was pregnant following online rumours. It quickly snowballed without Bonnie even hinting or claiming she was expecting.

“The last 24 hours I hinted at being pregnant. I never confirmed I was pregnant because I’d never, ever lie about pregnancy,” she said, noting that lying about being pregnant was a “step too far”.

“I guess the point is, no I am not pregnant. Yes, I have hinted at it. The reason is, that I’m going to use the extra media attention and income I have had over the last few days because I want to pay for somebody’s IVF journey. I want to do good and I want to do better. I want to pleasure people and I don’t just mean guys.

“I think paying for someone’s IVF journey is something I’m passionate about, something I want to do and something good to do with my money.”

Her video has been pretty well received by viewers so far.

“Good for you! I’m 46 (middle-aged woman lol )and I’ve always thought you are brilliant. Well done,” commented one viewer.

“Bless you, Bonnie,” wrote another.

You can watch her whole statement below.

So, after Bonnie’s pregnancy rumours started swirling around, fellow OnlyFans creator and porn star Lily Phillips took to her own Instagram to get in on the action. She shared a photo of herself with a baby bump with the caption: “The secret is out. Baby Phillips 2025”.

In another video, she claimed that she also didn’t know who the father was and claimed it was one of the men she slept with during the 100 men in the 12-hour challenge.

At the time, many folks online revealed that they weren’t convinced, especially since both Lily and Bonnie are known for attention-grabbing stunts.

Then, in a statement to news.com.au, Lily revealed it was all a stunt to cater for her subscribers — and people are not happy.

“Lily’s career choice… involves role play, acting, and storylines to follow trending categories and hit target audiences in the adult industry,” her publicist told the publication.

“Have a look at age-old porn categories/niches such as breeding, pregnancy, etc. And correlate Lily’s job with that.”

Naturally, people aren’t too jazzed with her choice in public roleplay and have slammed the adult performer for pretending to be pregnant. In fact, they’re furious.

“Lowest of the low to pretend to be pregnant while men and women struggle with infertility,” commented one Instagram user.

“I think Lily saying this is disgusting. So many women who are desperate to be able to have children and can’t,” wrote another.

While both Lily Phillips and Bonnie Blue are admitted rage-baiters who might be faking this whole thing for a cash grab, I want to note that most comments on their post do not pass the vibe check.

Regardless of your opinion of Bonnie and Lily, it’s still important to remember that no one deserves ruthless online hate, sex work is work and just because we see a certain persona online, it doesn’t mean they would be unfit mothers.