Adult star Bonnie Blue receives a caution from Lisa Sparks after reportedly engaging with 1,057 men in just 12 hours.
The OFs star shockingly claims she has broken the world record, which is said to have previously been set by Lisa Sparks, who slept with 919 men in a day in 2004.
Fellow adult star Lily Phillips had scheduled an attempt to break this record in February 2025.
But now Sparks has expressed regret over the event that marked her career, and issued a stark warning to Bonnie Blue.
Sparks achieved the record by engaging with 919 men in one day at a championship event in Warsaw, Poland, defeating two other competitors by a margin of 21 participants.
Despite her victory, she later described the experience as chaotic and admitted it remains her only regret in her two-decade career in the adult film industry.
More recently, 25-year-old content creator Bonnie Blue has claimed to have surpassed Sparks’ record by allegedly engaging with 1,057 men in just 12 hours.
Blue announced her feat on social media, thanking the participants, including ‘barely legal’ teens and married men, for their involvement.
Reflecting on the logistics of the event, Blue noted how participants rotated through the session, with less than 60 seconds allocated per encounter.
According to her PR team, Blue completed the challenge with all participants who had queued up, ensuring none were left out.
The OFs star shockingly claims she has broken the world record, which is said to have previously been set by Lisa Sparks, who slept with 919 men in a day in 2004. Credit: @reallisasparxx/Instagram
Sparks, in her recounting of the 2004 event, revealed that the Polish government initially threatened legal action against those involved, prompting organizers to relocate the event to a clandestine warehouse.
Despite her concerns about potential arrest, Sparks ultimately returned home without incident but remains conflicted about her participation.
She described the event as a ‘complete s**t show’ and disclosed that she agreed to it purely for financial reasons.
In hindsight, Sparks expressed disappointment over her involvement, emphasizing that it stood apart from her otherwise fulfilling career in the adult entertainment world.
Before Sparks set her record, another woman had previously held the title in 2003, with a total of 759 participants.
The competitive and sensational nature of these events has continued to spark debates, particularly as newer figures in the industry, such as Blue and fellow creator Philips, pursue similar stunts for publicity.
Lisa Sparks has expressed regret over the event that marked her career, and issued a stark warning to Bonnie Blue. Credit: bonniieblue_xoxo/TikTok
Blue has faced significant backlash for her content, particularly campaigns targeting young, consenting adults for her OnlyFans platform.
Critics have accused her of exploiting participants, questioning their awareness of potential long-term consequences.
