Controversial Event Set for June 15 Sparks Outrage and Health Concerns

LONDON — Bonnie Blue, the polarizing British OnlyFans model whose real name is Tia Billinger, has ignited a firestorm of controversy with her latest announcement: a public event on June 15, 2025, where she plans to have sex with 2,000 men in a single day while tied up in a glass box in central London. The 26-year-old adult content creator, who gained notoriety for reportedly sleeping with 1,057 men in 12 hours earlier this year, shared her provocative plans in a now-deleted Instagram video, urging participants to "get involved or just walk around and watch, enjoy the show."

The announcement, made on May 29, 2025, has drawn sharp criticism from health experts, public officials, and social media users, with many citing significant physical and psychological risks, as well as potential legal issues. Blue’s proposed event, described as taking place in a transparent enclosure open to public participation, has raised questions about compliance with UK laws, which may require a sexual entertainment venue license—a permit experts believe is unlikely to be granted for such a public spectacle. Posts on X have speculated that the event could breach public decency laws, further complicating its feasibility.

Blue, who transitioned from a career in recruitment to adult entertainment after moving to Australia’s Gold Coast, has built a lucrative career on OnlyFans, reportedly earning £750,000 per month. Her previous stunts, including filming explicit content with young men during university freshers’ weeks and Cancun’s Spring Break, have consistently courted controversy. Her January 2025 event, held at a £15 million London mansion owned by convicted fraudster Edward Davenport, saw her surpass the previous world record for sexual partners in a day, set by adult film actress Lisa Sparks in 2004. That event left Blue with bruises but undeterred, as she declared herself “ready for round two.”

The upcoming June 15 event has amplified concerns about sexually transmitted infections (STIs), with critics pointing to research from Superdrug Online Doctor indicating that 40% of men participating in such activities may not have recent STI tests. While Blue has claimed she undergoes biweekly STI testing, health experts warn that the scale of the event poses significant risks. Social media reactions have been mixed, with some users praising Blue’s agency and others condemning the stunt as reckless. One X user remarked, “I don’t understand why she does this,” while another sarcastically noted, “I bet her dad is proud!”

Blue’s main Instagram and TikTok accounts (@bonnie_blue_xox) were deactivated shortly after her announcement, fueling speculation that the platforms removed them due to the explicit nature of her plans. Her secondary accounts on X and Instagram (@bonnieblue) remain active, where she continues to promote the event. The stunt has also drawn comparisons to other OnlyFans creators, with some outlets describing an “OnlyFans arms race” for viral attention.

Critics, including commentators in publications like UnHerd and The Spectator, have accused Blue of promoting harmful narratives, with some drawing parallels to controversial figures like Andrew Tate. Others, however, defend her as exercising personal freedom in a consensual setting. The event’s logistical details remain unclear, but Blue has invited “husbands, dads, and barely legals” to participate, raising ethical concerns about her targeting of young men.

As London braces for the potential spectacle, authorities have yet to confirm whether the event will be permitted to proceed. Blue’s history of defying bans—such as sneaking into Nottingham Forest’s City Ground despite being barred—suggests she may push forward regardless of restrictions. Whether the event occurs or not, Bonnie Blue has once again succeeded in capturing global attention, leaving the public divided between fascination and outrage.