A full rundown of every time Bonnie Blue defended her most controversial challenges

Okay, Bonnie Blue has fallen, and hard. From being banned by OnlyFans to getting dragged for her controversial sex stunts, things have gone downhill fast. Fellow creators have called her out, her viewers have turned on her, and then came the chaotic interview with Andrew Tate, possibly the final blow. At this point, I don’t know how she plans to bounce back. But if there’s one thing Bonnie always does, it’s defend her challenges, no matter how extreme they are.

Here’s a rundown of how she’s tried to justify it all:

She defended sleeping with ‘barely legal’ teens

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Bonnie has always made it her brand to hook up with people who’ve just turned 18, something she openly pushes in her content. When questioned about whether it was appropriate to be with people who are, in her own words, ‘literally borderline underage,’ she stood firm.

As far as she’s concerned, the legal age is 18 and that’s all that matters. Speaking on Stand Out TV, she said, “If you’ve got an issue with the age then take it to the government because I go by the rules and the rules say 18.”

People have accused her of exploiting young adults, but Bonnie has repeatedly argued that 18-year-olds are not children and she isn’t breaking any laws. In fact, she’s said she’d sleep with someone on their 18th birthday “no problem.”

She defended the 1,000-men stunt as ‘hard work’

Bonnie doesn’t view her most infamous challenge, sleeping with over 1,000 men in one day, as shocking or damaging. Instead, she described it as a show of strong work ethic.

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Speaking on “Disruptors” podcast, she brushed off the idea that her “record breaking challenge” was disruptive or harmful. She actually called it “breeding day really, so happy Father’s Day boys.” She claimed it was a fun, active, and productive day for her.

To her, it wasn’t destructive behaviour, just an extreme personal achievement that made sense for her brand.

She defended her challenges as ‘education’ for young adults

On This Morning, Bonnie was grilled about the message her content sends to young audiences. She had previously claimed her content was educational, meant to offer guidance to 18-year-olds new to sex.

When it was pointed out that phrases like ‘barely legal’ and Bonnie’s language around ‘babysitting for adults’ suggested otherwise, Bonnie argued she was filling a gap in the system.

“There is no content online for 18-year-olds or even people that are new to sex,” she said, explaining that her content was meant to be a safer, more realistic alternative to aggressive porn online.

Still, she admitted she focuses mostly on male pleasure and doesn’t feel it’s her job to address wider societal issues. In her words, she’s just doing what she does best, ‘pleasuring and educating.’

She defended her extreme stunts after being banned from OnlyFans

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After getting banned from OnlyFans, Bonnie claimed she was being unfairly singled out. She said plenty of other creators have pulled similar stunts without facing any consequences.

In her defence, she insisted all her events were legal: Complete with ID scanning, consent forms, no drugs or alcohol, and free condoms. She also offered anonymity options for participants who wanted to stay private.

Bonnie believes her high visibility is what triggered the ban, not any rule-breaking. “OnlyFans took unprecedented action by banning me for making content,” she said, adding that other creators copy her tactics without getting flagged.

In her view, the platform gave in to media pressure, not actual safety concerns.

Well, whatever it is, this time the hit might be too big to recover from.

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