Bonnie Blue

Following a provocative staged event using national symbols outside the Indonesian embassy in London, the embassy lodged a complaint. Bonnie Blue was subsequently prosecuted in the United Kingdom for outraging public decency, before the Crown Prosecution Service dropped the case in April 2026.

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1. Formally charged — Formal charge before the current outcome

A promotional video showing Bonnie Blue with a newborn baby attracted criticism and a safeguarding concern was reported, notably by Conservative MP Joy Morrissey to the NSPCC. The controversy concerns the association of an infant's image with the public brand of an adult content creator.

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Bonnie Blue publicly claimed to have had sexual intercourse with 1,057 men in twelve hours, a promotional event that attracted extensive media coverage and debate about the pornography industry, the limits of performance and the commercialisation of sex.

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OnlyFans permanently banned Bonnie Blue after she promoted an extreme sexual event dubbed 'petting zoo'. The platform stated that challenges of this kind violated its acceptable use policy and terms.

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Broadcast of the documentary '1000 Men and Me: The Bonnie Blue Story' reignited debate in the United Kingdom about pornography featuring very young adults. A taskforce announced that it would propose banning content described as 'barely legal', while child protection officials criticised the associated cultural message.

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In Bali, Bonnie Blue and her team were detained and questioned by police and immigration authorities. Badung police announced that they had found no evidence supporting a pornography offence or grounds to designate her a suspect. Immigration authorities nevertheless deported her for misuse of her residence permit, in a case that also involved road traffic violations.

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Australian authorities cancelled Bonnie Blue's visa after she announced plans to attend Schoolies celebrations and produce paid adult content with participants described as being at least 18 years old. The reported reason was that this professional activity was incompatible with her visitor visa.

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After arriving in Fiji with another content creator, Bonnie Blue became subject to a deportation order. Authorities stated that the activities planned or carried out were incompatible with visitor status and initiated her removal.

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