Bonnie Blue, the self-proclaimed adult entertainment icon from a quiet village in Derbyshire, has officially been booted from OnlyFans, and the internet is divided between gasps and “finally!” Real name Tia Billinger, the 25-year-old became infamous for her outrageous antics, including the jaw-dropping claim of sleeping with 1,057 men in 24 hours. But now, it seems even the wild west of online adult content has had enough.
Bonnie Blue | Credit: Instagram/bonnieblue
Why OnlyFans said ‘absolutely not’ to Bonnie Blue
The final straw? Bonnie’s so-called “petting zoo” stunt. In a podcast appearance, she proudly explained plans to be without clothes, tied up in a glass box, and left open to public access “in the centre of London.” While she clarified the stunt would take place in a house, not Trafalgar Square, the concept was met with instant backlash for glorifying disturbing themes. Critics accused her of promoting bad culture, with many branding the idea “vile” and “disgusting.”
Bonnie Blue | Credit: Instagram/bonnieblue
Sources close to the platform revealed that Bonnie’s antics had gone too far, even for OnlyFans. She had apparently been raking in a jaw-dropping £600K a month, but all that cash flow has now evaporated. According to a platform insider, her account was removed for violating their Acceptable Use Policy.
Bonnie Blue | Credit: Instagram/bonnieblue
PR stunts, stadium bans, and fake arrests?!
This is not Bonnie’s first headline-grabbing scandal. Just weeks ago, she faked a dramatic arrest to generate buzz online, leaving Surrey Police scrambling after receiving multiple calls about the hoax. Oh, and she has also been permanently banned from Nottingham Forest’s stadium after attempting a viral stunt, only to later sneak into the Chelsea away end in disguise (yes, cap, wig, glasses, the whole lot).
Bonnie’s fall from OnlyFans fame
With a broken record, a pulled page, and a cancelled meet-and-greet featuring another 24-hour stream, Bonnie’s empire seems to be collapsing faster than she can reload her ring light. For someone who once pledged to fund college tuition based on her content quality, it seems the “shock and clout” strategy finally backfired. Big time!
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