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Bonnie Blue has brought her baby into the next phase of her controversial ‘Bang Bus’ plans, taunting viewers ‘you thought I couldn’t get any worse’.
To be fair, nobody at all thought that - there’s always another floor below.
Bonnie Blue - real name Tia Billinger - is a controversial adult star who, along with Lily Phillips, seems to be afraid of nothing and willing to do anything.
Between the pair of them, they’ve been involved in a whole host of wild stunts, testing their sexual endurance, as well as the boundaries of taste.
The most recent trick in 27-year-old Bonnie’s book involved her pregnancy, stunts before the child’s birth, and now further hijinks.
As well as rolling the newborn out for a number of videos shared since it came into the world, Blue also recently claimed to have auctioned off the name of the child to the highest bidder.
That bidder was crypto casino and betting company BetBolt, who allegedly paid $1.6 million for the questionable honor of naming Bonnie Blue’s newborn child.
Now - as she put it - ‘just when you thought [she] couldn’t get any worse, you’re wrong.’
So, what has she done?
Yes, Bonnie Blue’s infamous mode of transport is set to take to the roads again, as UK students return to universities across the country, Bonnie is off on a tour of campuses to ‘meet’ some new and returning students.
On Instagram, she posted a video to the tune of Sabrina Carpenter’s famously suggestive song ‘House Tour’ featuring several men in the now customary blue balaclavas.
Under that post, she wrote: “Freshers tour starts next week, see you soon boys.”
Ominous stuff.
We don’t know exactly what form her tour will take yet, but rest assured that the baby will be along for the ride, as she shared in a video a few days ago.
On the naming of her baby, Bonnie was in a combative mood, explaining: “I’m going to auction off my baby’s name, so that my baby is rich, unlike you that sits at home and cries about nothing. Or maybe you make your kids claim an unseen disability.
“My baby is going to be in a very high tax from day one. So when you see the Bang Bus, scan the QR code, and help me name my baby. A stranger got me pregnant, and now a stranger gets to name it.”
On the backlash to her baby being used in videos for her career, she said: “My baby is loved, protected and incredibly well looked after. Becoming a mom hasn’t changed the fact that I’m Bonnie Blue, but I know exactly where Bonnie ends and being a mom begins.”
Thankfully, she also cleared up one important detail: “My baby will never be in 18+ content.”
That’s good to hear.
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