In the heart of London, a £15 million mansion on Portland Place became the scene of a highly controversial and unique event. The luxurious property, owned by convicted fraudster ‘Fast Eddie’ Davenport, is infamous for hosting exclusive and risqué gatherings.
However, this particular gathering, organized by OnlyFans star Bonnie Blue, aimed to make history. The 25-year-old adult entertainer, whose real name is Tia Billinger, sought to break a longstanding world record.
Bonnie, originally from Derbyshire, made headlines by transitioning from recruitment to the adult entertainment industry. She quickly gained prominence on OnlyFans, where she claims to earn up to £600,000 per month.
The goal of the event was to surpass a record set by Lisa Sparks, who reportedly had encounters with 919 men in a single day in 2004. Bonnie’s target was ambitious: engaging with over 1,000 men within a 12-hour timeframe.
To achieve this, she invited men to participate, resulting in a queue of over 1,000 individuals lining up outside the mansion. Among the eager participants was 42-year-old Ali Walker, a former security guard, who shared his experience of the day.
Walker had expected a more intimate setting and was taken aback by the atmosphere inside. Upon entering, he was met with a scene far removed from his expectations—a large room filled with men waiting for their turn.
“It was very quiet while people were waiting. Everyone was focused. You could hear a pin drop,” Walker described. Participants were provided balaclavas at the entrance to conceal their identities, adding to the peculiar ambiance.
Walker observed the event for several hours but ultimately chose not to take part. “I’m quite shy,” he admitted, reflecting on the overwhelming nature of the experience. He also noted the efficient organization of the event.
Bonnie, supported by a dedicated team, maintained a relentless pace throughout the day. Her team managed logistical tasks such as verifying participants and distributing protective measures, ensuring the event ran smoothly.
“She was a trouper,” Walker said. “She was 100% into it and orchestrating it all.” Despite the intensity, Bonnie appeared energetic and rarely took breaks during the 12-hour marathon.
Walker stayed until evening, noting Bonnie’s remarkable endurance and composure. “She didn’t stop. I left at around 6 or 7 p.m., and she was still going,” he shared, astonished by her determination and stamina.
As details of the event emerged, it sparked widespread curiosity and debate. Some questioned the implications of the record attempt, while others were fascinated by the logistics and experiences of those involved.
It wasn’t until the end of the day that the big reveal was made Bonnie Blue officially broke the record. Engaging with 1,057 men within 12 hours, she surpassed the previous record held by Lisa Sparks.
Bonnie later expressed her gratitude to the participants and shared her thoughts online. Reflecting on the day, she described it as “a heavy day in the bedroom” but remained in high spirits.
This record-breaking event, though controversial, has undeniably left a lasting impression on those who witnessed or participated in it. For Ali Walker, it was “the most surreal experience” of his life.
Feature Image Credit: (Instagram/ @bonnie_blue_xox)
