Bonnie Blue's security reveal what really happened after she was allegedly 'punched in the face' at club event

Bonnie Blue's security team has shared further details on the attack on the adult content creator in a Sheffield nightclub.

The people tasked with protecting the controversial influencer were filmed strong-arming a feisty reveller out of the venue after chaos erupted in the early hours of Friday (19 September) morning.

Blue - real name Tia Billinger - was appearing at a club called Onyx in Sheffield when she was allegedly attacked by a woman.

She's currently touring the UK in her 'Bang Bus' as part of her 'barely legal' sex stunt, which involves her bonking students as the new academic year begins.

The adult star is making stops in university hotspots such as Dundee, Newcastle, Lincoln, Leeds, Nottingham, Oxford, Cambridge and London.

Bonnie is currently on her 'barely legal' tour of the UK (Instagram/@bonnieblue)

Blue was taking snaps with fans in Onyx when a woman is said to have decided to get handsy with her after queueing up to get close to the 26-year-old.

An onlooker filmed the aftermath of the alleged attack, with the footage showing how Blue's security team swooped in to remove the perpetrator.

The person filming can be heard saying, 'Bonnie Blue just got punched in the face', while panning the camera across the club to show how the woman was being slung out.

Other witnesses also suggested this was the case, as one attendee told the Daily Star that Blue had been 'punched square in the jaw'.

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The former OnlyFans star shared a brief statement about the incident yesterday (19 September), where she praised her security for swiftly intervening.

"Quick update - there was a tiny incident last night, but I’m totally fine - big thanks to my A plus security for keeping everything smooth," Blue said.

"No scratches, no stress, and definitely no slowing me down. Can’t wait for my Nottingham homecoming for the next two days."

Now, her security team have spoken out about the 'opportunist' attack in Onyx, saying that Blue was 'slapped' rather than punched.

The unnamed boss of the team of bodyguards hired to protect her warned that this kind of behaviour 'will not be tolerated'.

According to the Daily Star, Blue's security chief said: "Bonnie takes risks every time she poses for thousands of pictures with fans - and that’s always the main challenge for us, as we keep constant eyes on her safety.

"In this case, a fan took a split-second opportunity to slap her.

Her security team said she was 'slapped' rather than punched in the Sheffield nightclub (Instagram/@bonnieblue)

"Our team immediately stepped in with reasonable and necessary actions to de-escalate the situation, and Bonnie carried on with her night’s work."

He went on to say: "For the sake of content and socials, Bonnie often allows fans within arm’s reach, but our team has successfully managed numerous situations to stop anything aggressive - whether verbal or physical.

"This was an opportunistic attack, and it will not be tolerated."

South Yorkshire Police also shared a statement on the alleged attack at Onyx, confirming cops had attended the club in the early hours of Friday (19 September) morning.

The force said, as per The Star: "At 1.22am today (Friday 19 September), we were called to reports of a disturbance at Onyx nightclub on Portobello Street, Sheffield.

"It is reported that a woman was assaulted at the nightclub, suffering no injuries.

"A woman was detained at the scene and later released. The incident has been filed pending further information coming to light."

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