Bonnie Blue, an adult film star, has had her visa revoked after allegedly earning $250,000 from encounters with 122 college students in a span of three weeks.
Bonnie, a rising star on social media, recently opened up in an interview with IGV about her journey, the challenges she’s encountered, and her reflections on the entire experience.
Australia has taken action by revoking the visa of a British individual who faced considerable criticism for inviting young men, just 18 years old, to engage in adult content for platforms during Schoolies week.
Bonnie, who hails from Nottingham, UK, is currently located on the Gold Coast, Australia, and has gained recognition for her work in adult content creation.
Her story has gained significant attention after she disclosed that she engaged with 122 college students in less than a month.
Public reactions online have been varied and diverse.
One individual remarked: “If she maintains those figures, that’s more than 3 million annually, engaging in an activity that many women undertake without compensation.” Well done on her part.
One individual commented, “If that’s the way she decides to live her life, more power to her!” I don’t understand all the criticism… Absolutely no one. Focus on your own journey and allow others the freedom to pursue theirs.
In the midst of the discussion, a third observer remarked: “It’s intriguing to see that the harsh judgments are predominantly coming from men.”
In a candid conversation about the adult industry and the challenges it faces, Bonnie emphasized that individuals considering a career in this field should embrace their choices without looking back.
She stated: “If you’re planning to enter the s** industry, brace yourself for negativity, but don’t allow that to deter you…” Reflecting on your life, you’re unlikely to wish you had placed more value on others’ perceptions; in fact, it’s quite the contrary.
Bonnie encouraged her younger sister to consider the industry, sharing her desire that she had begun her journey earlier.
Bonnie’s ‘Spring Breakers’ content series gained immense popularity and was filmed in Cancún, Mexico, where she teamed up with American college students during their spring break.
Initially, Bonnie set her sights on connecting with 100 spring break attendees and earning $200,000, but she ultimately surpassed her expectations.
“I aimed to produce content that feels genuine and relatable,” she expressed in her conversation with IGV, emphasizing her preference for authenticity over a scripted approach, as the latter might impede viewers’ ability to connect with the material.
When inquired about her ability to handle the demanding schedule, Bonnie shared: “I filmed on average five scenes a day…” I would allocate a one-hour time frame for the guys.
Despite exceeding her goal, she conveyed a desire to connect with even more individuals, stating, “I wanted to see and pleasure as many as possible.”
Bonnie continued her provocative journey after the ‘Spring Breakers’ series with the equally contentious ‘Schoolies’ content.
However, it has been confirmed by news.com.au that Bonnie’s visa has been canceled.
Having lived on the Gold Coast in the past, she openly encouraged recent high school graduates participating in Schoolies Week in Surfers Paradise to collaborate with her and creator Annie Knight for content creation.
In a recent TikTok video, Knight announced, “Bonnie Blue and I are thrilled to be engaging with some newly legal 18-year-olds, and we can’t wait.”
This sparked significant backlash from parents in Australia, who demanded that Bonnie be prohibited from entering the country, concerned about her possible impact on the youth participating in Schoolies.
A group of parents has initiated a petition on change.org, arguing that Bonnie’s presence presents a danger by appealing to young men with explicit content.
Despite facing public scrutiny, Bonnie stood by her actions, asserting, “I receive backlash for sleeping with barely legal 18-year-olds, but the key word in that sentence is ‘legal.’”
She stated, “If individuals have concerns, they ought to encourage the government to increase the age limit from 18 to 21.” I am strictly adhering to the laws of Australia.
Activist Harrison James expressed worries regarding the impact that adult content creators such as Bonnie could have on young men, arguing that this type of content may perpetuate damaging societal narratives about masculinity and sexual experiences.
James highlighted the potential dangers linked to the intense atmosphere of Schoolies, indicating that the protective measures for participants might not be adequate.
Bonnie maintains her stance against any allegations of predatory behavior, asserting that her efforts focus on educating young adults about important issues like safe s*x and consent.
She remarked, “Those middle-aged women who are criticizing me should express their gratitude.” I’m informing the younger generation about safe practices, the importance of consent, and knowledge of their own bodies.
Meriton has addressed concerns regarding Bonnie’s planned filming, stating they are ‘actively addressing this matter’ with the support of legal and police resources to ensure adherence to laws and hotel policies.
In the face of criticism, Bonnie and her colleague Annie Knight maintain that their work is entirely consensual and within the bounds of the law.
Annie stated: “Everything is consensual and within the law, and Bonnie will not face deportation.” We have implemented protocols to guarantee the safety of everyone involved.
Bonnie’s visa has been revoked amid claims that she intended to breach the conditions of her 12-month visa by seeking employment in Australia.
This decision appears to stem not from her intention to include men aged 18 or older in content creation, but rather from concerns regarding visa compliance.
Bonnie responded by criticizing ‘middle-aged Karens’ who, according to her, pressured Australian authorities to take action.
She expressed surprise at the decision, stating: “I am currently in the United Kingdom.” I would certainly consider appealing this matter.
Bonnie suggested the possibility of exploring another international destination, with Fiji being one of the options she mentioned.
Immigration Minister Tony Burke highlighted the clarity of Australia’s visa system, stating: “The Australian visa system has rules.” “Failure to follow those guidelines means you should not submit an application.”
Sources reveal that Bonnie departed from Australia in August.
