Notorious Brit pornstar Bonnie Blue is BANNED from Australia where she planned to romp with teen school leavers
PORN star Bonnie Blue has had her Australian visa cancelled after she planned to bed “barely legal” teenage boys who have just finished school.
The Onlyfans star sparked backlash after getting lads to queue up at British unis and have sex with her as she filmed the romps and planned to do the same in Australia.
Controversial Bonnie, from Stapleford in Nottinghamshire, is known for sleeping with 18-year-olds to “help them lose their virginity” and filming it for her OnlyFans page.
And her stunts such as attending Nottingham Trent Uni and offering students sex if they let her film the encounters, has led her to be branded as a “predator”.
Bonnie had planned to visit a uni on Australia’s Gold Coast for free “sex marathons” where she bonks freshers and films the X-rated sessions before selling the footage online.
But her plans suffered a huge blow after her visa was cancelled by the Department of Home Affairs on November 7.
It was announced that Bonnie would be violating the terms of her visitor visa by undertaking paid sex work in Australia.
She has been slammed by the abuse survivor Harrison James, who blamed her for perpetuating a “dangerous culture”.
He said: “She is a predator capitalising on a dangerous culture where boys are conditioned by mainstream porn to view sexual encounters as their ticket to validation and manhood”.
Blue defended her actions, claiming that 18 year olds are adults and can therefore make their own choices.
She said: “These 18-year-olds can go to the Army, they can drive, they can drink, they’re choosing their careers for the rest of their life.
“If they want to use their own bodies to come and sleep with me, that is their decision.
“We seem to say 18-year-olds don’t know better. But if an 18-year-old commits a crime, the first thing they would say is that they’re an adult, they should know better.”
Australian Home Affairs and Immigration Minister Tony Burke said: “The Australian visa system has rules. If you don’t intend to obey those rules, don’t apply”.
Citizens also called to ban the controversial Brit in a Change.Org petition which received more than 20,000 votes.
Blue claimed that rigorous ID checks are in place to confirm age before any sexual activity took place.
Two forms of identification are required, a consent form and police-grade breathalysers to ensure the boys are not intoxicated beforehand.
The 25-year-old has now set her sights on breaking the world record for sleeping with the most number of men in 24-hours.
BONNIE BLUE CONTROVERSIES
The OnlyFans star has faced several controversies recently for her viral sex shenanigans.
She was criticised for sleeping with the father of one the boys she bedded, after he got jealous and drove hundreds of miles to be with her.
University students were offered the chance to lose their virginity, and Bonnie first thought the parent had come to tell her off.
However, it was quite the opposite.
The dad wanted the chance to sleep with the blonde beauty too.
“I wasn’t sure if the dad was going to tell me off when he first arrived”, she said.
“However, it was quite the opposite. He was in fact jealous of his son having slept with me a few days prior in Nottingham.”
She added: “A family day out to London was the perfect father and son outing. I slept with the son first before moving onto the dad.
“I love knowing I’ve brought a family closer together, and be part of a memory they’ll never forget.”
After bedding 157 university students, she also took the time to have sex with 50 dads as well in a separate stunt.
GK BARRY BACKLASH
Men aren’t the only ones who have been caught up in Bonnie Blue’s whirlwind of backlash.
On a recent appearance on recently-announced I’m a Celeb contestant GK Barry’s podcast, more comments were made that stoked anger.
GK, real name Grace, was slammed for comments deemed to be “harmful” after her chat with the performer.
Fans slammed the TikTok breakout for promoting harmful content to her young audience by having Bonnie on.
One wrote online: “Her audience is 13-20 year old girls. Young and impressionable. This is not the message young girls should be hearing. We need to start de-platforming.”
Another added: “GK Barry having bonnie blue on her pod and AGREEING with the harmful s*** she was saying is beyond disappointing. Do better babe.”
ITV have reportedly held crisis talks following a “PR nightmare” that has put GK’s lucrative I’m a Celeb spot at risk.
A source has told The Sun: “The top brass have held crisis talks as to how they handle the backlash with GK enters the show.
“GK has deleted the video but the furore hasn’t gone away.
“The backlash is already huge on YouTube and social media this is an absolute PR nightmare for ITV.
“They rely on advertisers wanting to spend money on the show and it’s not a good look when one of the campmates has had someone so controversial on her podcast and agreed with everything she said.”
It is unknown if GK still has a place in the jungle, as the series sets to hit screens later in November.