After Nottingham Forest, content creator Bonnie Blue now 'banned' by OnlyFans; page to be pulled down?

Hence, it is proved — even OnlyFans has its limits. 

 

Infamous English adult actor and content creator Tia Emma Billinger, a.k.a. Bonnie Blue, has reportedly been banned from the subscription-based online platform for crossing the line. Earlier this year, she was handed a lifelong ban from attending matches at the City Ground — the stadium of Premier League side Nottingham Forest. Prior to that, Bonnie Blue had claimed to have slept with 1,057 men in a single day, and expressed her aim to become the "first woman to have sex in space."

 

Bonnie Blue-Nottingham Forest episode

 

The 25-year-old claimed she was "permanently banned" by her childhood club because she is a sex worker. During a podcast, Bonnie revealed that she was stopped at the gates by security personnel, who demanded to see her ticket before escorting her off the stadium premises. They told her she was not allowed to watch the game. Bonnie said she had decided to attend the Nottingham Forest game with the intention of offering the crowd and the home squad "a good time." She had notified her followers of her plans by declaring on social media that she was open to interactions post-match.

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"Hey boys, I’m going to be at the game, I’d like to film with you afterwards," the Stapleford native reportedly announced on social media.

 

This reportedly alerted club management, who decided to eject her and issue a lifetime ban.

 

No more Bonny Blue on OnlyFans?

 

In the latest instance of a "Bonnie-ban," the pornstar has now lost a major source of income. She was reportedly making up to £600,000  ( ₹6.36 crore) a month from OnlyFans — more than all her other sources combined. So what made the platform take down the account of one of their most sought-after content creators?

 

According to English media reports, Bonnie Blue had planned a meet-and-greet session in London, titled "Bonnie Blue’s Petting Zoo." For the duration of the event, she allegedly intended to remain naked and tied up in a glass box, allowing men and women to do "whatever they want to her." According to The Sun, OnlyFans had reason to believe she intended to livestream the entire 24-hour event in graphic detail.

 

OnlyFans reportedly explained that her planned stunt fell under the "extreme challenge" category of adult content, which violates its Acceptable Use Policy and Terms of Service. The platform reportedly considered "Bonnie Blue's Petting Zoo" to be not only repulsive but also promoting rape culture, and therefore decided to terminate her account.

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