Controversial sex workers Bonnie Blue and Annie Knight arrive in popular Schoolies spot

A controversial sex worker who had her Australian visa cancelled has appeared in another popular Schoolies location.

A controversial sex worker who had her Australian visa cancelled after she claimed she wanted to sleep with “barely legal” boys at Schoolies has reportedly shown up in Fiji.

British porn star Bonnie Blue has been making headlines around the world for her bold claims that she had planned to bed hundreds of Schoolies in order to make adult clips for her OnlyFans subscription site.

But after her Australian visa was recently cancelled, it seemed the 25-year-old would no longer be able to go through with her plan. However, she has found a way around it.

Instead of flocking to the Gold Coast or risking breaking Indonesia’s strict laws by going to Bali, she has instead reportedly flown over to Fiji.

The tropical Pacific island nation is another extremely popular destination for Schoolies celebrations, with thousands of Aussie school leavers flocking there each year for some well-earned rest and relaxation.

Bonnie is joined by Annie Knight, known for being Australia’s most sexually active woman, with the pair sharing their plans on social media.

Bonnie and Annie are in Fiji together. Picture: Instagram / @anniekknight

The pair hinted at their location yesterday. Picture: Instagram / @bonnie_blue_xox

“Okay, we’re at Schoolies and we thought we’d give you a little clue of where we’re going to be tomorrow,” Bonnie said, standing on a beach with Annie.

“See you soon boys.”

Captioning the clip “Feel Intrigued Join In”, many believe the pair were in Fiji based on the first letter of each word.

This will be Bonnie’s second consecutive Schoolies trip after famously filming X-rated content on the Gold Coast last year with recent school leavers.

She has also performed similar stunts in the USA with “Spring breakers” and the UK with their “Freshies”.

She has previously said that her content with “barely legal” teen boys performs incredibly well online, earning her loads of cash for the clips.

She copped fierce backlash over her Gold Coast Schoolies plan. Picture: Instagram / @bonnie_blue_xox

Annie Knight has plans to sleep with 600 people this year. Picture: Instagram / @anniekknight

Visa cancelled

Last week, it was confirmed that Bonnie’s visa was cancelled on the grounds of allegations that she had intended to contravene her 12-month visa by working in Australia.

It was this intention to work that is the basis for the cancellation, not the Schoolies sex campaign.

The shock move prompted her to lash out at “middle-aged Karens” for leading the charge for the Albanese government to take action.

Bonnie told news.com.au that the visa cancellation was news to her.

“I am currently in the United Kingdom. It is definitely something I would appeal,” she said.

At the time, she warned she would take her roadshow to another international location, which now appears to be true.

Bonnie called out “Karens” who took issue with her. Picture: Instagram / @bonnie_blue_xox

“I would do Schoolies in another location. Like Fiji,” she said.

“It’s beautiful. But in terms of the petition it really is pathetic.

“OnlyFans is a billion dollar business. All these middle-aged Karens are saying these people are not consenting. They are.

“It’s rubbish. They’ve got passports and they’ve got consent forms.

“Regardless of the outcome, I am leaving Australia anyway.”

Raking in millions

The adult film star previously told news.com.au that she never judges married men for seeking out her services, but instead places blame on their wives for “moaning too much” and for “not knowing how to pleasure their husbands”.

She said she loves the “freedom and flexibility” of her work, along with the money, with the blonde charging $1500 per hour or $7500 for an overnight stay.

She claims her average income is $20,000 a day, going up to $50,000 a day at peak periods. Bonnie says she has raked in more than $2 million in the last year.

Her clients are wildly varied in their professions, nationalities and ages, with some as young as 18 while others are over 65.

Bonnie previously said she is “saving marriages”. Picture: Instagram / @bonnie_blue_xox

However one common theme, she says, is the amount of men in relationships that are paying her for sex. She says that at least 1 in 3 of her clients are married men.

“I have been an escort for about a year and really enjoy the freedom, flexibility, and money,” Bonnie told news.com.au.

“It never feels like a job. I get paid to receive pleasure and for that, I’ll be forever grateful.

“I have always had such a mixture of clients, from fans to married men who just want a little break from their hectic day to day lives.

“I don’t blame husbands for booking an escort at all. I blame the wife.

“More women should learn how to pleasure their men, moan a little less and maybe I wouldn’t have so many visits from their husband.”

She said women should “moan less” to their husbands. Picture Glenn Hampson

Schoolies fame

Bonnie made waves last year after sharing that she slept with over 122 barely legal college boys in the Mexican city of Cancun during Spring Break, a US tradition where students take time off from their studies, usually to party and have fun.

She also slept with “almost as many” boys on the Gold Coast during Schoolies at the end of 2023, which attracted major criticism due to her being older than those she was sleeping with.

But Bonnie said she always ensured those she had sex with were of age by making them provide proof of their identity, as well as sign consent forms and conducting sobriety checks.

She and Brisbane-based content creator Leilani May invited the 18-year-old school leavers into their Surfers Paradise accommodation to take part in adult videos to post online.

She says she checks each Schoolies ID before any encounters. Picture: Instagram / @bonnie_blue_xox

Along with the checks, they also gave them the option to keep their faces off-camera.

“A lot of people have an issue with the fact these people are 18,” Bonnie told the Gold Coast Bulletin in response to the backlash.

“The negative comments are like, ‘What if they’re 17?’. They’re not 17, we check ID, we have a process – they are consenting and they are signing consent forms.

“As for any ‘barely legal’ comments – there’s no in-between with the law, when it comes to legal age, it’s black and white.

“The fact people are trying to pretend there’s a grey area and go ‘what if’ – squish your what if because that is not the case.

“People that have an issue with age haven’t got an issue with us, they’ve got an issue with the law.”