Bonnie Blue, a high-profile OnlyFans creator, says she set a “world record” by sleeping with 1,057 men in 12 hours. She shared her story in a TikTok video, explaining how she achieved this feat.
How Did She Do It?
In the video, Bonnie sits on a bed holding up sheets of paper with numbers to track her progress. “The room was full,” she says. She started with groups of men but switched to one-on-one sessions to give each person more time. One person would watch while I was with someone, and then it would rotate like a circle,” she explains.
Her publicist revealed they aimed for 1,000 men in 12 hours, but 57 more were waiting. Bonnie wanted to “please them before ending.” A video of the event will be released soon to prove her record.
Who is Bonnie Blue?
Bonnie was born in 1999 in England. Before joining OnlyFans in 2023, she worked in recruitment. In her first month on the platform, she earned over $6,200. She became famous by targeting college students and attending events like Spring Break and Freshmen’s Week to make money.
“I shared my location online, and there was a huge line,” she said. “People waited over eight hours.”
What Has She Gone Viral For?
Last year, Bonnie went viral for offering free sex during Freshers’ Week if men agreed to be filmed for her OnlyFans. She also made headlines for blaming women for their husbands’ cheating.
“If women were better in bed, men wouldn’t cheat,” she told the Daily Star. “Their nagging leads to me being in their kitchens while they’re out.”
What Has She Said About Her Work?
Bonnie has faced criticism for targeting young men and her comments on infidelity. She defended herself, saying, “I follow the law. If people don’t like it, they should ask the government to change the age limit.”
She also said she doesn’t support cheating but believes men will seek pleasure elsewhere if their wives don’t satisfy them.
Why Did She Join OnlyFans?
Bonnie left her office job for a “better life.” “I didn’t want to care about people’s judgment anymore,” she said. She admitted much of her content was fake and wanted to show the real side of adult work, including discussions about consent and preferences.
Bonnie’s story is controversial, but she stands by her choices and aims to be honest about her experiences.
