OnlyFans creator Lily Phillips has opened up about a deeply personal turning point in her life, revealing that she has reconnected with her Christian faith and undergone re-baptism after years of distancing herself from religion.
The 24-year-old said a challenging period in her personal life pushed her to seek spiritual grounding once again. According to Phillips, she had not actively practiced her faith for a long time and only recently realised she had been avoiding it altogether. That realisation led her back to prayer and ultimately to the decision to be re-baptized as a way of renewing her relationship with God.
According to Phillips, reconnecting with her faith provided emotional support at a time when she felt overwhelmed. She shared that leaning on spirituality helped her regain inner strength and a sense of direction during what she described as a period of hardship. For her, the rebaptism represents a fresh start in her spiritual journey and an intentional effort to realign herself with values she feels drawn back to.
Despite her public image and past controversies, including global attention surrounding her claim of sleeping with 1,113 men in 12 hours, Phillips stressed that her faith journey is entirely personal. She made it clear that her decision was not influenced by public pressure, criticism, or a desire to reshape her image, but rather by a genuine need for grounding and reflection.
Speaking on the intersection of faith and the adult content industry, Phillips noted that many creators may hold Christian beliefs but choose to remain silent about them due to fear of judgment or backlash. She believes there are others like her who quietly practice their faith while navigating careers that are often viewed as incompatible with religion. While she has not yet formed connections with others who openly discuss faith within the industry, she expressed hope that such conversations may happen in the future.
Phillips also acknowledged that religion and adult work are frequently seen as opposing worlds, but she maintains that spirituality is deeply individual and cannot be boxed into one definition. She emphasised that faith looks different for everyone and that her journey does not fit neatly into societal expectations.
Looking ahead to the New Year, Phillips said she intends to prioritise her spiritual life more intentionally. While she does not claim to have all the answers or to be fully transformed, she views her rebaptism as a meaningful step toward balance, self-reflection, and personal growth as she navigates the next phase of her life.
