When 28-year-old ‘OnlyFans’ sensation Lily Phillips finally posted a sun-drenched photo of her cradling a tiny pair of baby booties beside the caption “The secret’s out… 🌟👶” this morning, fans erupted in a frenzy of confetti-heart emojis and tearful congratulations. The Grammy-winning artist, known for her chart-topping anthems about self-love and resilience, confirmed weeks of swirling rumors: she’s pregnant with her first child, and she’s glowing—both literally and figuratively.
“This feels like my most vulnerable masterpiece yet,” Lily confessed in an exclusive interview, her hand resting gently on her still-flat stomach. “I’ve written songs about heartbreak and triumph, but nothing compares to the surreal, terrifying joy of creating life.” The announcement, strategically timed after months of speculation, came with a twist—Lily revealed she’d kept the news under wraps even from close friends until hitting the 12-week mark. “I needed to process it without the world watching,” she admitted. “But now? I’m ready to scream it from the rooftops.”
The father, confirmed to be her longtime partner, indie filmmaker Ethan Cole, shared a cheeky Instagram Story of Lily’s ultrasound photo captioned “Coming soon: our greatest collab 🎥❤️🍼.” Fans flooded the comments with jokes about the duo’s “creative genes” and demands for a pregnancy-themed album.
The successful OnlyFans model, who has earned over $2.5 million from the platform, has opened up about her experience in YouTuber Josh Pieters’ documentary titled ‘I Slept With 100 Men in One Day’.
But beneath the glittering surface, Lily hinted at a rocky road to this moment. “Fertility isn’t a given, even when you’re ‘Lily freaking Phillips,’” she said, referencing her 2022 hit Unbreakable. “This journey humbled me. It’s messy, unpredictable—and so damn beautiful.”
While she’s tight-lipped about due dates and gender reveals (“Let me enjoy the mystery!”), Lily teased that motherhood will inspire her next tour. “Expect lullabies with bass drops,” she laughed. For now, she’s savoring the quiet moments: “Ethan’s already reading parenting books aloud in his ‘documentary narrator voice.’ It’s ridiculous. And perfect.”
