Topics: Bonnie Blue, OnlyFans, Adult Industry, Channel 4
Bonnie Blue's ex-husband previous comments on what he thinks of her career have resurfaced following comments from his own mum about the adult star.
Real name Tia Billinger, the OnlyFans model has gained notoriety over the last year or so after filming herself carrying out a number of sexual stunts.
The adult star took it upon herself to sleep with as many university freshers as she could, while filming, to upload it to her OnlyFans, putting her firmly in the public eye.
She then made the choice to raise the stakes and set out to have sex with 1,000 men in one day, a feat she achieved, though the stunt became the subject of a highly scrutinised Channel 4 documentary.
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Many described the viewing as 'literal porn', but the fact of the matter is that 1,000 Men and Me: The Bonnie Blue Story, got people talking.
The 26-year-old was also attacked at a Sheffield nightclub while touring the nation with her own 'Bang Bus', though she assured fans she was okay in the hours following the incident.
But while she's known by many on social media today, Bonnie had a whole life before venturing into adult content, actually previously being married to her childhood sweetheart by the age of 22.
While Bonnie previously admitted on The Saving Grace podcast with GK Barry that ex-husband Oliver Davidson would 'help with some behind-the-scenes stuff' to do with her career, she acknowledged that they 'grew apart naturally'.
Following their split in 2023, the pair are heading for an official divorce, though it seems like Davidson is supportive of Bonnie's sexcapades.
Speaking in the documentary, he admitted: “She really connects with the fans… most people, if they do porn, they seem out of reach.
“You’re never going to meet them. You’re never going to be able to film with them. Whereas Bonnie, she puts her location online. Then her fans can actually film with her,” he pointed out.
The Brit went on: “Mainstream porn has been around a lot longer… but nothing’s really changed until this point. It’s a defining moment in porn. She’s completely changed the game.”
Speaking in an interview with the Daily Mail, he also admitted that their split had nothing to do with her work.
More recently, his mother Gill Davidson spoke to the Mail, claiming that her son is getting nothing from Bonnie's adult content career, despite her claims that 'he’s going to get some of the money regardless'.
Bonnie previously claimed on GK Barry's podcast that 'his job benefits everyone in my family, including him', when speaking about his role in her operation, though it is unclear if he is still working for her.
Gill said in the bombshell interview that Bonnie's team 'have cut him out and it seems he is not entitled to a penny of her wealth', even claiming that the family will 'be glad to get rid of her' as they wait for the divorce to be finalised.
The mum said that she doesn't 'know anyone who liked Tia', even adding that 'she's never thought of us, her in-laws, as family', as Gill only supported the marriage for her son.
Apparently, she was asked to appear on the controversial Channel 4 documentary with her husband, but turned it down and said it was 'totally, totally shocking'.
