Bonnie Blue shares photos from 'disgusting' baby shower stunt
Adult star Bonnie Blue has given a unique insight into her highly controversial baby shower stunt.
The OnlyFans content creator previously admitted to faking a pregnancy last year, but says this time around it’s the real-deal and has shared multiple photos of her growing bump.
Earlier this month, the 27-year-old, whose real name is Tia Billinger, hit headlines after she revealed plans to sexualise her baby shower.
Speaking on LBC News, she said: "I have a baby shower next Saturday and I'm inviting the public to turn my baby shower into a golden shower."
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Radio host Shelagh Fogarty appeared understandably taken aback by Blue’s comments and asked why, to which the adult performer replied: "It's just fun. It's a twist on a baby shower. I'll be having sex with the people as well.
"It's going to be a mixture of wholesome baby shower games, like trying different baby foods, along with other fluids in there."
In an update today, Bonnie has shared three new photos purportedly from the event.
In the shots, she can be seen wearing a white off-the-shoulder cropped top with her bump on display. Surrounding her are several men wearing blue balaclavas to hide their faces.
Captioning the trio of images, Blue wrote the word ‘golden’ followed by the shower head emoji.
As you may have guessed, the post was met with a large backlash from social media users, with one saying it ‘should be illegal’ and others branding it ‘gross’.
Even Bonnie herself had previously called the stunt ‘disgusting’.
“I realised, I’m not setting women back, I’m just setting myself back,” she said in a TikTok video shared last month.
“It’s going to set me back a couple of years. It’s pretty disgusting, and if I’m saying it’s disgusting then...
“It’s taking something very wholesome, like the pregnancy, and mixing it with something which is very much out there, even for the industry I’m in.”
Are there any health risks associated with Bonnie Blue's baby shower stunt?
While it is perfectly safe for women to engage in sexual intercourse, gynaecologist Dr Shree Datta told LADbible there are certain scenarios where having sex isn't advised for health reasons.
"If you're experiencing pain during the pregnancy or bleeding, we would recommend that you don't have sex during the pregnancy," she explained, adding that conditions such as placenta previa make intercourse during pregnancy more risky.
Dr Shree also noted there are potential health complications with Bonnie's decision to participate in golden showers, revealing it could lead to her contracting a harmful infection.
"If someone is just urinating on your torso, then that's not going to be such a problem," she explained. "[But] if someone is urinating into the vagina itself, where you've got potential for bacteria to mingle with the vagina, so that definitely would be much higher risk."
Going on to explain that urination into the vagina can lead to complications such as bacterial vaginosis, E. Coli infection and a pH imbalance, she added:
"Infection or an imbalance in the pH of the vagina that could lead to things like E. coli [or] bacterial vaginosis, which is associated with preterm labour.
"So, quite serious consequences potentially if not managed in a timely manner."
Meanwhile, Bonnie recently explained what she planned to tell her child when they were old enough to start asking questions.
The star of 1000 Men and Me: The Bonnie Blue Story, a documentary which previously sparked widespread controversy, said she’ll be ‘very transparent’ with her offspring about her lifestyle.
“This is what I do. This is what I do to have fun. This is what I do to earn my money,” she said of what exactly she was going to tell her child.
“This is what I do to provide you with a nice lifestyle.
“I much prefer to be explaining why my child is on a private jet rather than explaining why their bike has been stolen out of the front garden and they have barbed wire on their fence.”
Bonnie went on to acknowledge that life ‘definitely’ will be difficult for her child, but that ‘nowadays everyone gets picked on’.
A timeline of Bonnie Blue’s stunts and scandals
November 2024
UK-born Blue, then aged 25, first generates headlines after announcing plans to film porn content with ‘barely legal’ 18-year-old school leavers, or Schoolies, in Australia. As you’d expect, mass outcry ensues.
Blue’s visa is ultimately rescinded, but because she planned to work while in Australia, not because of what that work involved.
January 2025
Blue’s notoriety explodes after she claims to have slept with 1,057 men in 24 hours. Afterwards, she writes on social media: “Just feels like I've had a heavy day in the bedroom, which is exactly what I've had.”
June 2025
Blue pushes her stunts to even further extremes, announcing plans to be tied up naked in a glass box ‘ready to be used’ by 2,000 men. The event doesn’t happen, but promoting it alone is enough to get her banned from OnlyFans.
A spokesperson tells Metro at the time: “Extreme challenge content is not available on OnlyFans and is not permitted under our Acceptable Use Policy and Terms of Service.”
Before being banned from the platform, she was making £2 million a month.
August 2025
Channel 4 releases 1000 Men and Me: The Bonnie Blue Story, again to furious backlash.
The documentary highlights the toll Blue’s sex work has taken on her personal life. She says she doesn’t feel safe going out on her own and receives hundreds of death threats a day.
Elsewhere in the documentary, her mum says: “All you want is for your kids to be happy and she is happy.”
December 2025
Blue is arrested in Bali under suspicion of filming adult content, with the country having strict pornography laws. She faces up to 15 years in prison.
However, an investigation finds no evidence she’d filmed adult content, but did find she had filmed commercial content without the proper visas and broken traffic laws. She is deported and banned from returning for at least 10 years.
February 2026
Blue claims she’s fallen pregnant following a stunt in which she claimed to have unprotected sex with 400 men.
March 2026
Blue admits to wearing a fake baby bump, claiming the pretend pregnancy was ‘rage bait’ and people were ‘dumb’ for falling for it.
May 2026
Blue confirms she is now actually pregnant, and once again promotes widespread criticism after saying she will turn her baby shower into a ‘golden shower’.
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