Bonnie Blue has been arrested, according to a video shared on her Instagram page.
The adult content creator, who made headlines earlier this year for claiming to have slept with over 1,000 men in 12 hours, was allegedly detained with filmmaker Josh Lee Spooner.
In the video, apparent authorities can be heard telling the pair, “She’s gonna be coming in,” after Bonnie—whose real name is Tia Emma Billinger—answered questions from the officers while leaning against a police car.
The circumstances of the arrest have not been disclosed.
In the caption of the video, posted on Wednesday (May 21), Bonnie’s sister wrote, “As you may have seen, Tia has been arrested. We still don’t have clarity on the situation but will keep you all in the loop as soon as we know.”
Controversial adult star Bonnie Blue has reportedly been arrested
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She added: “Thanks for all of the support in the last 24 hours. This isn’t something we wanted to get out but it seems there is no privacy for her anymore. Yours sincerely, Tia’s Sister.”
People expressed concern for the OF model after seeing the footage and began sharing the hashtag “#FreeBonnieBlue” on social media.
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“Sending love! Hope everything is okay,” one user commented.
Andy Lee, a fellow adult entertainer, wrote: “I hope everything is OK. I tried to call her last night but phone was disconnected. Keep us updated.”
Bonnie’s account replied: “Thank you Andy, I’ll keep you in the loop when we get an update.”
A video shared on her Instagram page shows Bonnie leaning against a police car while being questioned by officers
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However, many others remained skeptical and accused the 26-year-old British star of orchestrating a publicity stunt to promote her X-rated content.
“Wow this is next level marketing 😂,” one person wrote.
“Is this marketing for her next gig?” another asked.
“Don’t know why but I am not buying this!” expressed a third.
One internet sleuth named Jay shared a major reason why he believes Bonnie was never taken into custody.
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According to the user, the vehicle in the footage is a “prop car” used for films and TV shows, which is why it doesn’t have the identification number used by police to assign it to a specific force.
He wrote on X: “Bonnie Blue has NOT been arrested. In the video, the police car she’s seen getting into is RO23 HRM which is used for filming.
“The car itself has no identification numbers on the side or roof which would indicate the force the car is assigned to. It’s a TV prop car.”
“We still don’t have clarity on the situation,” the OF star’s sister captioned the post, thanking people for their support
Jay then shared a photo of a similar “police car” with the license plate RO23 HRM, which he said indicates that it’s available to be hired out as a prop.
He wrote: “For those who want further proof. RO23 HRM is owned by Police Car Hire UK operated by Blue Light Emergency Group.
“The Toyota Corolla in question can be seen in multiple posts on their page. They specialise in providing emergency service vehicles to the TV/film industry.”
Other commenters found it suspicious that the alleged police officers weren’t wearing gloves while searching her as she leaned against the vehicle.
Bonnie was with filmmaker Josh Lee Spooner at the time of the arrest
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What’s more, some considered it an odd coincidence that fellow adult star Lily Phillips had shared videos of herself in the back of a police car just three hours before Bonnie’s account posted about her alleged arrest.
And many have reason to believe it’s all an elaborate stunt. In February, Bonnie claimed she was pregnant and announced plans to livestream the birth of her child.
“In just eight months time, I’m so excited to do the world’s biggest livestream of a birth,” she said.
“Don’t worry boys, you haven’t got to queue for this one.”
People quickly suspected the British star had orchestrated another publicity stunt after she faked being pregnant in February
Image credits: bonnie_blue_xox / Instagram
But she later revealed that she wasn’t actually pregnant, claiming to have “hinted” at the news to cover someone’s IVF treatment.
“I’ve always wanted to give back and this was a way for me to do that,” she said in a video shared on her YouTube account.
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The Stapleford native denied ever confirming that she was pregnant, saying that would be a “step too far.” However, her videos suggested otherwise.
In one clip, Bonnie shared that she was going to “take another pregnancy test” because she wanted to determine “how far along” she was.
Social media users slammed the adult star, calling the stunt “disturbing” and highly disrespectful to those who cannot have children.
Her admission came hours after “rival” OF star Lily Phillips confirmed her “pregnancy” announcement wasn’t real, explaining that it was “role play” for her subscribers.
Netizens slammed the star for the “disturbing” stunt, saying it was disrespectful for those who could not get pregnant
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Bonnie has gone viral for numerous controversial stunts. In January, she gained notoriety after revealing she had slept with 1,057 men in 12 hours, surpassing the previous record held by adult film star Lisa Sparks, who reportedly slept with 919 men in one day in 2004.
She has also sparked criticism for justifying cheating men and expressing a preference for sleeping with “barely legal 18-year-old” men.
In a recent TikTok, she said she had traveled to Cancún, Mexico, because that’s where most “barely legals” go for their spring break, adding that she wanted to sleep with “someone past their birthday at midnight.”
Last month, Bonnie shared that she was escorted out of a football stadium in England and issued a lifetime ban after posting a video in which she offered to pleasure supporters.