Bonnie Blue’s viral TikToks detailing wild claims about a rampant sex encounter have been exposed as a marketing ploy for her OnlyFans content.
While her posts hinted at encounters with ordinary men, it can be revealed that on at least one occasion, individuals featured were, in fact, professional adult industry actors.
The adult star, who is originally from Derbyshire but now lives in Australia’s Gold Coast, recently claimed to have slept with more than 100 university students during two weekend sex marathons near Nottingham Trent University.
Ms Blue, 25, who earns over half a million pound a month for her online work, then allegedly shifted her focus to their ‘dads and older brothers.’
In one of the latest TikTok videos to her thousands of followers, she claimed she was about to film adult content with the older relatives of the students she had recently slept with.
As the online creator spoke to the camera, there are seven men ranging in ages and dressed in hi-viz, overalls, and athleisure wear stood behind.
Ms Blue, wearing a white top and gold necklace, asks: ‘I’ve been busy bonking students, and now it is time for the dads and older brothers to have a go.’
The blonde-haired sex worker asks the waiting group: ‘Dads, are you ready to bonk me?’
The libidinous gang replies with an affirmative cheer.
But these men are not the ‘dads and older brothers’ of the students she claimed to have bedded.
Instead they are fellow adult content creators with their own large followings.
One of the ‘dads and older brothers’ behind her is Irish pornstar Andy Lee, who is popular on OnlyFans and has 475k followers on X, formerly known as Twitter.
Another of the men who featured is an adult industry professional called RyDa, who makes adult content with his girlfriend TAnne.
A heavily tattooed man behind Ms Blue is called Jay James, and markets himself as a ‘big and filthy plasterer’ on OnlyFans.
Another of the content creators is called Troy White and regularly promotes his adult videos on X to his 31k followers.
It is not thought that any of the men featured have male relatives at Nottingham-based universities who have engaged in sexual activities with Ms Blue.
This marketing move has cast doubt on her ‘real-life’ narrative and raised questions about the boundaries of promotional content in social media, with some suggesting her wild claims are all a desperate bid for fame.
Ms Blue has said that when she returns to Australia she hopes to bed hundreds of 18-year-olds during ‘Schoolies’, a week-long holiday for high school graduates after their final exams in late November and early December.
But thousands of concerned citizens have signed a petition calling for Blue to be turfed out of the country after she revealed her plans.
She hit back at her critics and insisted she wasn’t ‘a predator’, and added: ‘When people sign the petition, they’re doing it because they’re badly educated. They’re uneducated. I can understand that my content isn’t for everyone. I enjoy making it. The people I work with enjoy it.’
‘These 18-year-olds can go to the Army, they can drive, they can drink, they’re choosing their careers for the rest of their life,’ she says. ‘If they want to use their own bodies to come and sleep with me, that is their decision.’
‘We seem to say 18-year-olds don’t know better. But if an 18-year-old commits a crime, the first thing they would say is that they’re an adult, they should know better.
‘So we seem to pick and choose when we like to treat them as kids.’
Asked about parents’ concern for their young adult sons, she says: ‘I can see when they think of their 18-year-old boy, they want to wrap him in bubble wrap and they think they’re the most innocent sweet child that has ever existed. That’s not the case.
‘They’re going off and they’re drinking, they’re doing drugs and they’re having one night stands that are unprotected and they tend to be having sex when they’ve had drinks, under the influence.
‘However, when they sleep with me, it is in a controlled environment. There is security at the door, you’re filling in consent forms and you’re seeing someone that gets tested for STDs on a regular basis and is also an expert in the industry. So when you word it like that and take away the taboo subject of it, you take away the shame.’
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