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OnlyFans sex stunt specialist Bonnie Blue has revealed whether she will continue making adult content following the birth of her child.
After faking one pregnancy, the Brit has now spent months on end convincing the masses that this one is real.
While some are still doubting her, she has announced the birth of a reportedly “super, super healthy” baby.
Following weeks away from the public eye after a 'final stretch' sex stunt, the content creator announced that her baby had arrived in a video shot while she was sat on a toilet eating a slice of toast.
Taking to an Instagram reel, the adult content creator explained that she gave birth via C-section and that both she and the baby are doing well.
Bonnie also disturbingly captioned the video: “And then there were 1058 of us,” referencing her previous sex stunt where she had sex with over 1000 men in a day.
Many might wonder whether the queen of rage bait is calling it a day on her career to solely focus on being a mother.
In an interview with the Daily Star in June, she revealed that this will not be the case, saying: "I don't plan on retiring.
"People think after you have a baby, your life ends. That is really not the case at all."
She also spoke about how she plans to live her life, adding: "I actually plan on living my life the exact same way. I plan on traveling and doing everything I do now, but just with a baby.
"It is easier said than done. I don't have a baby yet, but I do believe a lot of people just milk it and make it seem harder than what it is. I am in a very lucky position in that I can get help if I want help. I can fly first class, and I can get a private jet if I need to," she admitted.
Bonnie admitted that she didn't have the same restrictions as other moms, who may struggle with maternity pay, which is 'absolutely terrible'.
She also said in the summer that she won't be hiring a nanny despite hating the smell of nappies, as she wished 'it came out potty trained already.'
"When I see those videos on TikTok, I wish you could have a jet wash that was kid-friendly," Bonnie said.
When asked about whether she'd let her baby follow in her footsteps, she candidly answered: "If they wanted to do it, they can do it. I'm not saying I'd encourage it.
"There is [sic] a lot of downsides to it. I've been very good at handling the hate, the backlash and the criticism that comes with it. But it doesn't mean everyone deals with it so well."
She clarified that because of that, it isn't a career she'd recommend, having first entered the industry for the money before learning to enjoy the profession.
"For them, they might just do charity work for the rest of their life or they might just stick to doing hobbies," Bonnie said.
In a video posted to her social accounts, she said: “I’ve had a baby. I’m fine. I had a C-section and the baby’s super, super healthy.
"I’m going home later. It was painful but not as bad as I thought. However, when I was sick this morning, it genuinely felt like I had my stitches ripped open.”
Bonnie reassured other moms expecting, while also ragebaiting critics, explaining: "Don’t overthink it, the baby is fine, as long as they’re fed, clean, burped, apart from that they’re just sleeping and it’s amazing, they’re adorable, and if I can do it, anyone can do it."
