A SCOTS model has blasted controversial OnlyFans model Lily Phillips after she revealed plans to sleep with 1,000 men in one day.
The under fire porn star, 23, shocked the public when she filmed herself having sex with 100 fellas in 24 hours.
But now she’s upping the ante and wants to outdo her previous challenge.
Nova Jewels, from Dundee, is disgusted at the prospect and hopes the controversy brings about changes to the adult industry.
The adult star, 28, said: “It’s definitely not safe and this is why I’m adamant the industry has to be changed from 18 plus to 25 plus.
“I think girls like her give the industry a terrible name. And it’s puts me off being associated with the industry in any way, shape or form.
“It’s over the top, screams desperation when it comes to publicity, and I don’t understand why anybody would want to set themselves that type of challenge.
“I can’t wrap my head around and find it completely and utterly bizarre. I don’t understand what is wrong with these people.”
Phillips has allegedly made over £2million from her content and even has an application process for her next event.
Upwards of 5,000 blokes want to be a part of her 1,000 men challenge and she’s even begged women to send their husbands and boyfriends.
The aftermath of her liaisons with 100 men was captured by filmmaker Joshua Pieters, who followed her throughout the day.
Footage of her emotional response went viral on social media, sparking concern among viewers about her mental health.
But Nova doesn’t have any sympathy for the X-rated star
She added: “If she’s going to keep doing it, she better not bother crying about it every time.
“These young girls are getting out of hand, they don’t have clue what they’re getting into, they think they do because everybody does when they’re young, but coming from me, believe me, they do not know what they’re doing.
“It’s going to come back and bite them one day and for girls like me, I’m branded as being in that industry, but I’m just a content creator and I don’t want branded with girls going out and doing that.
“I always went into this industry because I wanted to feel amazing and wanted other people to feel amazing.
“I love modelling so wanted to take all the sexy provocative pictures which I love and the intention was to create a business and lifestyle.
“Jumping into it for quick and easy money to retire by 25 isn’t acceptable it’s such a stupid way for people to go into the industry.
“I joined at 24 as I was turning 25, I had a business plan and I’d carried out SWAT analysis and worked out money and earnings and looked into every aspect to make sure I’m successful and knew what I was doing.
“Jumping into it at 18 to make quick money is a no.”
