Prominent OnlyFans star Lily Phillips shared on Instagram that she was recently “rebaptized” in order to “reinstate” her “relationship with God.”
Phillips, 24, is one of the top earners on the pornographic platform, making millions of dollars a year. She rose to fame after sleeping with 100 men in one day, and recently claims she had sex with 1113 men in 12 hours, or one sexual encounter every 77 seconds.
Phillips told US Weekly that he was rebaptized on December 30th after “she faced a ‘little bit of a hardship” in her personal life, which led her to ‘look to God for help in that” and “give [her] more strength in that.”
I think for a while I’d kind of deviated from religion, and I think I was kind of in denial for a lot of it. Quite a big thing happened more in my personal life, where I kind of felt the need to start speaking to God again. I hadn’t really practiced faith for a while. I just wanted to get rebaptized to kind of reinstate my relationship with God.”
Phillips insists that she is a Christian and is now looking to reconnect with fellow Christian OF creators in the industry who are just not vocal about their faith, for fear of judgement. She also addressed her critics who might feel that she’s not a “good Christian.”
“That’s totally fine. That’s their opinion. I’m definitely not claiming to be a traditional Christian at all. Obviously, I’m not against gay marriage. I am also pro-choice. So I definitely don’t have, necessarily, traditional values.
But that doesn’t mean to say that I can’t be Christian. I would just hope that the Christian community welcomes me, because I guess everyone’s relationship with God is bespoke to them.”
Phillips says that while she’s not ashamed of being a pornographic actress, she wants to slow things down and prioritize her family relationships and religion more.
“I don’t necessarily go to church a lot because I’m traveling. But it doesn’t mean to say I can’t pray and I can’t practice my religion outside of church.”
Editor’s note. While we are hopeful that the Lord is working on her and will save her, it should be clear that unlike other high profile OF stars-turned Christian who have shown repentence and fruits of the spirit, nothing about this story would indicate that there is anything genuine here, or that we ought to regard Phillips as a sister in Christ. Perhaps time will tell, but at this point we ought to keep praying for her, and her salvation.
