“Breaking news, ItGirls! Two internet icons who may need a bit more than a viral moment to stay relevant. Fame is fleeting, but class? That’s forever. 💅 XOXO

Hello, my ItGirls!

Grab your teas and sit down, because this one’s spicy. Let’s chat about Bonnie Blue and Lily Phillips—the girls on OnlyFans who are making waves (or maybe just desperate splashes) for their, um, unconventional methods of catching our attention. In case you missed it, Bonnie has been obsessed with flaunting her antics in the UK, especially with the university boys. Yes, the “younger, the better” trend is apparently her brand, and she’s all too eager to share the details with anyone who’ll listen.

And if that wasn’t enough, here comes Lily Phillips with her own headline: lining up over 100 young guys outside her apartment for…well, let’s just say they weren’t there to play board games. They even had the nerve to record it, proudly showcasing the queue. Talk about a thirst for fame, right? It feels more cringe than cool, but to each their own, I suppose.

Let’s just say it—the whole thing screams desperation for relevance and cash. Sure, Bonnie and Lily might be raking in the coin now (rumour has it Bonnie’s pulling in a pretty penny each month), but at what cost? Chasing fleeting fame by, ahem, ‘engaging’ with a parade of guys isn’t exactly giving “empowered queen” energy. Instead, it’s like watching a train wreck where everyone’s too fascinated to look away but kind of dying inside.

I mean, they’ve got their 15 minutes, but in a world that moves on faster than your last TikTok refresh, how long can they really keep the shock factor going? Newsflash, ladies: once the novelty wears off, people move on. Fame is fun, but it’s a fickle friend. So, enjoy it while it lasts, and don’t forget—the clock on relevancy is ticking.

XOXO,