Bonnie Blue claims she faked being pregnant to pay for a stranger’s IVF treatment
She’s known for pushing boundaries, but the high-profile sex worker’s latest attention grab has been labelled “sick” and “disturbing”.
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British porn star Bonnie Blue has claimed she faked being “pregnant” in order to give back to her fans and raise money to cover someone’s IVF treatment.
The controversial sex worker – who was booted from Australia over her Schoolies stunt with “barely legal” young men in November – recently shared a series of pointed videos that suggested she was expecting.
While the 25-year-old denies stating she was “pregnant”, the clips – which are still on social media – suggest otherwise.
In one video, Blue revealed she was going to “take another pregnancy test” because she wanted to determine “how far along” she is.
Another clip hinted she had become impregnated during her alleged “world-record” sex marathon, in which she claims to have slept with 1057 men in 12 hours.
“So (condoms) have a 99.9 per cent chance of actually stopping, well, a pregnancy, but if you’re sleeping with 1057 men, the chances of me falling pregnant was 100 per cent,” she said.
However, her latest rage-bait attempt fell flat, with many people pointing out fertility struggles are no laughing matter.
In response, Blue – whose real name is Tia Billinger – has shared a 15-minute long video in which she addresses the blowback, alleging she would “never ever lie about pregnancy” as it’s a “step too far”.
“I’ve always wanted to give back and this was a way for me to do that,” she said in a video shared to her YouTube account.
“So the last 24 hours, I’ve hinted at being pregnant, but I had never confirmed I was pregnant because I would never ever lie about that.”
The OnlyFans star went on to claim it was a “step too far” in comparison to her “bonking barely legal men” stunt, adding that when she was still with her estranged husband and living in Australia she struggled to conceive.
“Back before I was a massive, massive sl*t, I tried to get pregnant for a long amount of time and it was honestly the most lonely experience... so if I was to have seen someone joking about pregnancy, I wouldn’t have seen the funny side.”
She also said getting pregnant was very “expensive”, adding that she was planning to use the wealth from her explicit content to “pay for other somebody’s IVF journey”.
“Yes I bonk barely legals, yes I will drain your husband, but I also want to do other things, so I’ve used the last 24/48 hours of attention from haters and put that money aside and I’d like women, or couples to reach out to me on Instagram,” she claimed.
However, many social media users saw through the plot when she first began posting, describing it as a “disturbing publicity stunt”.
“It’s very disrespectful to people who can’t have children ,” one wrote one of her TikTok videos.
“What a sick joke,” another remarked.
Her admission comes just hours after “rival” OnlyFans model Lily Phillips confirmed her “pregnancy” announcement wasn’t real, revealing it was “role play” for her subscribers.
The 23-year-old, best known for crying after sleeping with 100 men in 12 hours, caused widespread confusion when she shared a photo of herself cradling a baby bump on Wednesday, hours after Blue began posting “baby hints”.
“The secret is out. Baby Phillips 2025,” she captioned the post, which also included a photo two ‘positive’ pregnancy tests.
But following backlash, Phillips issued a statement to news.com.au, explaining it was a publicity stunt aimed at servicing a specific need of her clients.
“Lily’s career choice... involves role play, acting, and storylines to follow trending categories and hit target audiences in the adult industry,” her publicist said.
“Have a look at age old porn categories/niches such as breeding, pregnancy, etc. And correlate Lily’s job with that.”
Many had struggled to believe Phillips’ pregnancy claim, accusing the young adult entertainer of “faking” the news in order to boost her subscriptions.
“Lowest of the low to pretend to be pregnant while men and women struggle with infertility. You act like this is a joke, it’s sick,” one raged in the comments section.
“I’m sorry but this is truly disgusting! You’re clearly not pregnant,” another agreed.
As another asked “how are you showing that much?”, noting she had attended the AVN Adult Entertainment Expo in Las Vegas on January 25 where she wore a high-cut body suit.
It’s not clear why Phillips and Blue have both faked pregnancies simultaneously, but the double baby announcements left many sceptical, and have flamed suggestions the high-profile sex workers are “rivals”.
“So hold on Lily Phillips and Bonnie Blue are both pregnant? So they were doing all of that whilst (expecting)? Ah come on man,” wrote one on X.
“God these girls are doing my head in,” said another.
While what asked, “what are the chances?”, prompting another to respond: “Not a single chance.”
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