Lily Phillips, has sparked controversy yet again after using a £1.5 million London apartment, rented through Airbnb, for her explicit "stunt" without informing the property owner. The home owner expressed outrage after discovering that Phillips had used the property as the setting for having sex with 101 men while filming it.
The owner, who wishes to remain anonymous, rented out the luxury apartment in the belief it would be used responsibly. However, they were shocked to find out about its use through social media posts and videos related to the project.
Phillip admitted that she had not disclosed her intentions to the owner or Airbnb, acknowledging that the controversial stunt could be seen as inappropriate.
The incident has reignited debates about the responsibilities of short-term renters and the need for clear communication when properties are used for non-traditional purposes. While Phillips claims the challenge was a creative venture for her platform, the property owner is considering legal action for breach of contract and misuse of the property.
Airbnb has yet to comment on whether it will implement stricter guidelines or penalties for such cases, but the platform’s terms prohibit using properties for commercial purposes without explicit permission. This incident has highlighted the need for vigilance in the short-term rental market to protect both property owners and the integrity of their homes.
Wow... just wow. So many questions. For instance, why doesn’t she buy her own million-dollar place since she’s already earning quite a lot? This is certainly not the way to behave in another man’s apartment.
The owner, who wishes to remain anonymous, rented out the luxury apartment in the belief it would be used responsibly. However, they were shocked to find out about its use through social media posts and videos related to the project.
Phillip admitted that she had not disclosed her intentions to the owner or Airbnb, acknowledging that the controversial stunt could be seen as inappropriate.
The incident has reignited debates about the responsibilities of short-term renters and the need for clear communication when properties are used for non-traditional purposes. While Phillips claims the challenge was a creative venture for her platform, the property owner is considering legal action for breach of contract and misuse of the property.
Airbnb has yet to comment on whether it will implement stricter guidelines or penalties for such cases, but the platform’s terms prohibit using properties for commercial purposes without explicit permission. This incident has highlighted the need for vigilance in the short-term rental market to protect both property owners and the integrity of their homes.
Wow... just wow. So many questions. For instance, why doesn’t she buy her own million-dollar place since she’s already earning quite a lot? This is certainly not the way to behave in another man’s apartment.
