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Bonnie Blue has revealed the one surprisingly strict rule on her infamous B*ng Bus tour.
Last year, the controversial adult star - whose real name is Tia Billinger - traveled across the UK in her viral transport mode, appearing in cities and meeting fans.
Given her reputation and the tour’s provocative name, many thought they knew exactly what was happening when the bus arrived in town.
However, her website made one key restriction very clear: "Bonnie will not be engaging in any sexual activity with the public."
The two-week event was promoted as an exclusive opportunity for fans to meet Blue.
The adult star was seen taking the tour directly to the university campus, parking nearby, and meeting students as they head to and from lectures.
Videos shared online also showed her handing out T-shirts, making club appearances, going on nights out with the "barely legal" participants, and being bombarded for selfies.
Ahead of one night out, she teased: "Hey boys tonight you’re going to see me out. I cannot wait to see you, have drinks with you… alongside a few other things."
The B*ng Bus tour was another major publicity stunt for Blue, who has built a huge online following around her extreme stunts, and continued even after she announced her pregnancy.
Several weeks ago, Blue revealed that she had given birth via C-section.
In a video posted online, 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."
She later claimed that the gambling company BetBolt secured the winning bid in her "baby-naming auction".
"My auction's finished, and for £1.2million ($1.6million) my baby is called BetBolt. I'm going to be shouting BetBolt across the playground," she said on her Instagram page.
Despite claiming the company paid $1.6 million for the naming rights, the adult star confessed that she does not actually know much about BetBolt or what the business does.
"I still don't know what BetBolt do...I'm confused. Should I contact them? Should I say thank you? Are they going to be involved in my baby's life? Or are they just going to be because my baby is called BetBolt?" she said.
She also shared some of the other names that came close to securing the top spot.
"Group Project, that would've been fun, but I do think Social Services would have an issue with that. To be honest, out of all of them, Top G would've been quite funny," she revealed.
In the end, Blue claims BetBolt's seven-figure offer was enough to win the auction.
"Thanks, BetBolt, I'm £1.2million ($1.6million) up, and I cannot wait to spend that money. Or maybe I was meant to spend that money on the kid. It's not going to be called the kid anymore, it's going to be called BetBolt. And I've got to go, because I have got to feed BetBolt," she added.
