British adult content creator Tia Billinger, widely known by her stage name Bonnie Blue, has built a reputation on extreme and controversial sexual exploits. However, in a surprising revelation, she admits that even her life has days of quiet normalcy, completely devoid of the action that made her famous.
A Record-Shattering Year and Unexpected Downtime
The year 2025 was monumental for Bonnie Blue. She achieved global notoriety by setting a personal record of having sex with 1,057 men in a single 12-hour event last January. This stunt, among others, propelled her to become one of the most searched individuals online for the year. Yet, amidst the chaos of gang bangs and custom content filming, Blue insists there is a more mundane side to her existence.
"I obviously film a lot of solo content. I film a lot of custom jobs for my subscribers," Blue explained in a recent interview with The Hollywood Reporter. "These are smaller gang bangs I do in between. It's not always crazy ones." She went on to describe periods of travel, holidays, and time spent with friends and family. "There's sometimes days where I don't have sex, which is probably shocking to some people," she added, challenging the public's perception of her non-stop lifestyle.
From Aspiring Midwife to OnlyFans Phenomenon
Blue's path to adult content stardom was unconventional. She initially envisioned a career as a midwife and was pursuing relevant university studies. Reflecting on that time, she felt she could be doing "something better" with her life. A two-year relocation to Australia proved pivotal, giving her the confidence to venture into sex work.
Her initial foray onto the platform OnlyFans felt inauthentic, as she tried to create content that portrayed sex as "perfect." After four months, she radically changed her strategy. "I decided to switch it up and start having sex with strangers, normal people ... but doing it in a much more real, raw and relatable way," she stated. This shift to a more genuine style resonated with audiences, causing her subscriber count to skyrocket.
Her content escalated to large group scenes, starting with 130 men, which she found "empowering." The record-breaking event with over a thousand participants, however, was the final straw for OnlyFans, which banned her for content deemed "too extreme." Blue has since continued her work on the competing platform Fansly.
Legal Troubles in Bali and Future Ambitions
Blue's controversial year included a high-profile legal incident in Bali, Indonesia, in December 2025. The country enforces strict anti-pornography laws, and she was arrested following a police raid on a studio where she was filming content for Fansly.
She described a grueling week-long investigation involving detention and questioning, with "little to no sleep, no food and just a bit of water." Blue remarked that a regular prison cell might have been preferable, as it would have at least provided a bed. Authorities, she claimed, did "anything possible to try and make me feel uncomfortable." The situation was resolved with an 8.50 British pound (approximately $12 CAD) fine and her deportation. Notably, the video that prompted the raid was never found by officials. "There's a thing called a delete button and it's quite handy when you need it to be," Blue quipped.
Looking ahead to 2026, the creator is optimistic and is in the process of relocating to Los Angeles with aspirations in acting. She acknowledges her current notoriety may be a hurdle. "At the moment, I think I'm too controversial for anybody to want to touch, to be honest," she admitted, noting that past opportunities came with requests to "tame it down." For now, she believes it's the wrong time to change her approach, leaving her future in mainstream entertainment an open question.
