OnlyFans model Bonnie Blue says she is called a ‘suicide waiting to happen’ after extreme adult content claims
Saloni Jha | Jul 26, 2025, 11:49 IST
Highlight of the story: Bonnie Blue, 26, known off-camera as Tia Billinger, has sparked controversy after revealing she allegedly had s*x with 1,057 men in one day. Critics have raised mental health concerns, with some telling her she is a “suicide waiting to happen.” Blue, however, insists she is thriving and proud of her path.
Bonnie Blue, whose real name is Tia Billinger, has become one of the most talked-about names in the adult content industry after claiming to have broken a world record by sleeping with 1,057 men in just one day. The former recruiter, now 26, said she left her regular 9-to-5 job out of sheer boredom, diving headfirst into webcam modelling and ultimately rising to online fame.
The adult performer is set to appear in the upcoming Channel 4 documentary 1000 Men and Me: The Bonnie Blue Story, which traces her transformation from an office employee to one of the most provocative figures on the internet. The documentary is expected to air later this year and will offer a deeper look into her unconventional lifestyle and rise to notoriety.
Blue has faced intense criticism for her stunts, including her controversial plan to have intercourse with 2,000 men in one day, a move that led to her ban from OnlyFans. Many critics online and offline have reportedly voiced concern over her mental wellbeing, with some even going as far as calling her a “suicide waiting to happen.”
In response, Blue has insisted she is doing just fine. She described her daily routine as one filled with excitement and disbelief that her life has reached this level of fame. She expressed that the negativity she receives does not match how fulfilled she feels.
Blue is currently going through a divorce from her long-time partner and teenage sweetheart, Oliver Davidson. She clarified that her adult career had nothing to do with the split—they simply grew apart.
Although she regularly performs on camera, Blue admitted she is currently uninterested in “loving s*x” or being in a romantic relationship. She anticipates that dating in the future might be complicated because of her profession.
Following her OnlyFans ban over the viral “petting zoo” stunt, Blue has since migrated to Fansly, where her following continues to grow. She claims her background in recruitment gave her the edge needed to succeed, emphasising that her job is, in essence, just a form of sales.
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Channel 4 to spotlight, Bonnie Blue’s controversial journey
The adult performer is set to appear in the upcoming Channel 4 documentary 1000 Men and Me: The Bonnie Blue Story, which traces her transformation from an office employee to one of the most provocative figures on the internet. The documentary is expected to air later this year and will offer a deeper look into her unconventional lifestyle and rise to notoriety.
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Critics raise alarm over mental health
Blue has faced intense criticism for her stunts, including her controversial plan to have intercourse with 2,000 men in one day, a move that led to her ban from OnlyFans. Many critics online and offline have reportedly voiced concern over her mental wellbeing, with some even going as far as calling her a “suicide waiting to happen.”
In response, Blue has insisted she is doing just fine. She described her daily routine as one filled with excitement and disbelief that her life has reached this level of fame. She expressed that the negativity she receives does not match how fulfilled she feels.
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Divorce, detachment and dating woes
Blue is currently going through a divorce from her long-time partner and teenage sweetheart, Oliver Davidson. She clarified that her adult career had nothing to do with the split—they simply grew apart.
Although she regularly performs on camera, Blue admitted she is currently uninterested in “loving s*x” or being in a romantic relationship. She anticipates that dating in the future might be complicated because of her profession.
Bonnie Blue’s life after OnlyFans
Following her OnlyFans ban over the viral “petting zoo” stunt, Blue has since migrated to Fansly, where her following continues to grow. She claims her background in recruitment gave her the edge needed to succeed, emphasising that her job is, in essence, just a form of sales.