A woman who held the world record for sleeping with 919 men in a day has opened up about her experiences and why she attempted it.

You’ve probably seen that British adult star Bonnie Blue has claimed to have broken the world record by sleeping with 1057 men in a single day.

Bonnie Blue has claimed to have slept with 1000 men in a day. Credit: Instagram / Bonnie Blue

But before Bonnie came Lisa Sparks, who held the record with 919 men which she set back in 2004, per the Mirror.

Sparks set the record during an event in Poland, where she beat other competitors by a margin of 21 men.

However, despite the apparent triumph Sparks holds deep regrets and views the event as a stain on her otherwise successful adult entertainment career that spanned across two decades.

The record set in 2004 involved 45-second intervals per participant, with assistants, referred to as “flutters,” ensuring a steady flow.

However, Sparks described the experience as a “complete s**t show,” and revealed that she only took par for financial reasons.

In a post on her website last year, Sparks recounted the challenges surrounding the event, including intervention by the Polish government, which reportedly threatened to arrest participants. To avoid legal issues, the event was relocated to a secret warehouse.

“I was disappointed but was excited to fly home and not spend any time in a foreign jail,” Sparks said per the Sun, adding that her Wikipedia page was removed after the event for reasons she still does not understand.

Despite her win, Sparks expressed deep regret about her participation.

“To be completely transparent with you all; this event is the one thing I regret doing in the 21+ years in the p*rn industry to this day,” she said.

However, Bonnie seems unfazed by her record breaking day and appears quite celebratory.

She shared the announcement on social media, boasting that she “feels fine” following the event.

Bonnie thanked the “barely legal” teens and “all the husbands” who participated and noted that the first few hours were particularly challenging.

“I would have struggled if the 12-hour event had continued the way it was going for the first few hours,” Bonnie said, describing the atmosphere as a “rotating circle” of participants in a “full room.”

According to Bonnie’s PR representative, she reached her total by continuing past 1,000 participants to include the remaining 57 men in line before concluding the event.

The logistics of such a feat would require less than 60 seconds per participant over the 720-minute timeframe.

She shared videos of herself following the day, claiming that it had a beneficial impact on her skin.

Last November, Blue faced backlash for planning a “free sex marathon” for Australian teenage school leavers, intending to post the content online.

Her plans were thwarted when the Australian Department of Home Affairs canceled her visitor visa, citing concerns about her intention to undertake paid work, which was against the visa’s conditions.