Lily Phillips launches male sex toy that’s an ‘exact replica’ of herself

Lily announced the launch of her new toy on Instagram last night (Picture: Getty/Lily Phillips) Thanks to a new product, men can now experience sex with OnlyFans star Lily Phillips… without having to take part in one of controversial filmed challenges. The 25-year-old announced her latest venture — a ‘100% authentic’ masturbator toy — with an Instagram post last night, garnering over 27,000 likes in just 15 hours. Based on a mould of her vulva, Lily has followed in the footsteps of a number of adult performers with her £64.99 ‘male wellness device’, which promises a ‘hyper-realistic’ simulation of the real thing. ‘This stroker features lifelike TPE material that mimics the soft, supple feel of real skin,’ reads its description. ‘Inside, the intricately textured canal is engineered to provide targeted stimulation with every movement.’ Dynamic pressure control is also listed as a key feature of the device, with a squeezable case and built-in pressure plate allowing users to manually constrict the sleeve and tailor to their preferred level of friction. The product is designed using a mould of Lily’s genitalia (Picture: Lily Phillips Store) In an exclusive comment, Lily tells Metro: ‘I’m honestly so excited to finally have my own toy out there! It’s something I’ve wanted to do for a long time, and we’ve been working on it behind the scenes for months, so seeing it all come together is a really proud moment for me. ‘I’ve been really involved in the whole process, from developing the product to the packaging and branding. I didn’t want to just stick my name on something. I wanted it to be something that genuinely represents me — an exact replica.’ Describing herself as ‘quite business-minded’, the sex worker — who went viral for having sex with 101 men in a day — said this launch ‘is just the beginning’ of a wider plan to build her brand beyond content creation. Ask Metro Use AI to go deeper into the stories you care about – powered by Metro and trusted publications. And according to sexologist Becky Crepsley-Fox, she’s certainly on the right track. The OnlyFans star says this is ‘just the beginning’ of her brand-building business ventures (Picture: Lily Phillips) ‘Lily has clearly done her research, because these are features that work, and I recognise them from elsewhere in the market,’ she tells Metro. ‘The squeezable case is the one I’d single out as most useful. Being able to control the pressure means you can start gently and build up, or ease off when you’re getting close. That’s exactly the kind of control men practise when they’re working on ejaculation.’ Becky notes, however, that the TPE material it’s made from is porous, so proper care — aka washing and letting dry fully after each use, and only using with water-based lube — is vital. The growing appeal of lifelike male sex toys Lily is far from the only adult star to lend her likeness to a sex toy. Porn actress Chasey Lain was among the first to release a male masturbator modelled to her genitalia, with retailer Doc Johnson previously saying Sasha Grey’s ‘signature stroker’ is a consistent bestseller across its entire range. Would you consider trying a celebrity-endorsed adult product? Yes, if it interests me.Check No, that's not for me.Check Maybe, I haven't decided yet.Check Love juicy stories? Need some sex tips to spice things up in the bedroom? Sign up for The Hook Up Newsletter now ‘For many men, a toy moulded on a real person adds extra excitement,’ Becky explains. ‘It can feel like one step closer to being intimate with her, and that brings a realism a standard toy can’t. Beyond that, it can simply feel lovely. The sensation is closer to a vulva than a hand, and it can be much gentler too.’ She regularly recommends these ‘fleshlights’ to men she works with, particularly those dealing with erectile or ejaculation difficulties, as a tool to ‘let the penis get used to a sensation similar to a vulva without any pressure to perform.’ Online, a number of men have shared similar success stories after upgrading their solo play, including one Redditor who said these sleeve-type toys helped him ‘develop more control’ and ‘be more present with [his] partner’. Men are becoming increasingly inventive with their solo pleasure (Picture: Getty Images/iStockphoto) On r/SexToys, another said, ‘the quality of the stimulation, the intensity of the orgasm and the increase in satisfaction afterwards are incomparable to hand masturbation,’ while a third wrote: ‘They are great and can help your own self discovery.’ Still, Becky notes that the fact that products like these are becoming more accepted ‘says a lot about how far attitudes have come.’ ‘For a long time, male sex toys were treated as something a bit seedy that you’d hide at the back of a drawer,’ she adds. Deals of the Day The Orlando holiday deal Disney fans shouldn't miss We're adding this discounted NEOM gift set straight to basket Want an LED face mask for less? This Black Friday deal could save you hundreds This teeth whitening sale could save you up to 64% before Black Friday The best Black Friday sleep deals to upgrade your bedroom with Simba’s 33% off sale ‘Women’s toys went mainstream much earlier, helped by a wellness framing that men’s products didn’t get. That’s changing. Male toys now sit alongside vibrators on mainstream retail sites, and more brands are designing them with men’s pleasure and sexual health in mind.’ Do you have a story you’d like to share? Get in touch by emailing MetroLifestyleTeam@metro.co.uk Arrow MORE: Magic Men male strip show in Swansea cancelled for being ‘too raunchy’ Arrow MORE: Sorry men, women are now turning to tentacles for ‘obliterative’ orgasms Arrow MORE: Bonnie Blue accused of ‘spawn camping’ after filming video for 17-year-old boy The Hook Up Metro's hottest newsletter, with juicy stories and tips for spicing things up in the bedroom. 18+