Controversial adult entertainment star Bonnie Blue has made the dubious revelation she’s fallen pregnant just weeks after sleeping with “400 men without protection”.
The announcement comes almost a year after similar pregnancy rumours swirled around the OnlyFans performer, which she later dispelled as untrue.
Blue — whose real name is Tia Billinger — shared her recent life update in a YouTube video titled “BONNIE BLUE IS PREGNANT”, capturing the moment a home pregnancy test suggested she was expecting a child, before later attending a private clinic to confirm the news.
The British figure, 26, began the video explaining she’d been rendered “practically bedbound” while on the Spanish Island of Tenerife, suffering from common pregnancy symptoms including headache and sensitivity to certain foods.
Returning to her native England, Blue said she had continued to feel unwell, which led her to acquire a home pregnancy test ironically branded “Clearblue”.
Raising the testing kit to the camera mid-bathroom visit, she delivered the news to viewers.
“Guys… I am definitely pregnant, like fully pregnant,” she said.
Cut to a few days later, the expectant mother had booked herself in for a private scan to confirm the startling development.
Welcoming viewers into the clinic, the performer held up a monitor displaying what appeared to be an ultrasound, joking she was missing a few organs as a result of the “1057 men I took last year”.
“I think there’s a baby in there, this is my current scan,” she said.
Blue then introduced her doctor who had agreed to wear a blue ski mask while on camera.
Taking control of the ultrasound monitor a moment later, the doctor advised Blue: “That is a baby”.
“Lol guys, I am actually pregnant,” she remarked.
“So Bonnie Blue’s breeding mission, turns out it was actually a success.”
Elaborating on her recent sexual conquest, Blue explained the parameters in which she had bedded hundreds of men.
“For anyone who doesn’t know, Bonnie Blue’s breeding mission included me sleeping with over 400 men without protection. Yes they were tested, but yes they did fill me up.”
The doctor affirmed that the expectant mother’s conception timeline matched that of her sexual escapade roughly two weeks prior.
Blue’s news comes after similar pregnancy speculation followed her 12 months ago — a rumour she had initially leaned into.
However, Blue later denied she had ever been expecting, and explained she’d leveraged the additional attention to fund somebody’s IVF journey.
“I’m going to use the media attention and the extra income I have had over the last few days because I want to pay for somebody’s IVF journey, and I want to go good, and I want to do better,” she told social media followers.
“I want to pleasure people, and I don’t just mean guys. I think paying for someone’s IVF journey is something I’m passionate about. Something that’s going to be good to do with my money.”
Given her history of obfuscating pregnancy claims, followers have been expectedly cynical of her latest announcement.
“Such a weird thing to lie about twice. You aren’t pregnant,” one person said.
“The fact that the ‘doctor’ is wearing a ski mask tells me all I need to know. This is all a big BS publicity stunt,” another suggested.
While another blasted Blue’s behaviour as shameful.
“Faking a pregnancy is the lowest you can go. Shame on you,” they wrote.
In December, Blue exclusively told PerthNow how she imagined her life would change in the event she fell pregnant.
“Whenever anyone has children, a lot changes in their life so I’d be naive to think it wouldn’t be the same in my case,” Blue said.
“I’m sure things will change when I have children, but it doesn’t mean I’ll stop making videos.
“My content might not be as extreme but I’m always going to want to have sex, I’m always going to want to have an orgasm, and it’s just the way I do that might change overtime.
“Bonnie Blue is never going to end, there is always going to be some version of it.”
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