‘Vile' Bonnie Blue slammed for ‘promoting rape culture' as she reveals plans for most disgusting sex stunt to date

The Sun

3 days ago

BONNIE Blue has been slammed for "promoting rape culture" and labelled "vile" after revealing her sickest ever sex stunt.
The adult 'star' has already hit headlines with previous desperate stunts including apparently breaking the world record by sleeping with 1,057 men in just 12 hours.
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She then challenged Spring Break 'barely legal' college boys to see who could give her the best orgasm - with a pledge to pay for the tuition of the 'winner'.
But now Bonnie has announced her most depraved stunt to date, immediately sparking disgust from people online.
She revealed her next challenge during an interview on Kat Baker's podcast - leaving the interviewer lost for words as she did so.
"What challenges do you have next?" Kat asked Bonnie during their conversation on The Kat Baker Show.
With Bonnie replying that she's called it "Bonnie Blue's petting zoo", and said it will be taking place on June 15.
Explaining the sickening idea, she said that she's going to be naked and tied up in a glass box, which would be "open for the public" to do basically whatever they want to her.
When Kat asked "where" the box was going to be, Bonnie continued that she'll be in "the centre of London" but "in a house".
"Oh ok, because I was thinking like David Blaine," Kat said, referring to the U.S. illusionist's stunt in 2003, when he was confined in a transparent glass box, suspended 30ft over the River Thames, for 44 days.
While Bonnie said that she'd love to be in the box on the back of a lorry, with the abhorrent sex acts performed on her as she travelled through London, she mused that it was "probably illegal".
Making the planned event even more repulsive, Bonnie told Kat that she wanted to beat her own record by "doing 2,000".
Unsurprisingly, the comments on the Instagram video of Kat and Bonnie's conversation took aim at the abominable plan - and even questioned the 26-year-old's mental state to have come up with such a vulgar concept.
While another insisted she was "promoting rape culture" - which Fabulous Digital writer and rape survivor Kate Kulniece agreed with, as she said Bonnie's latest stunt ends up "pushing victims like myself deeper into the abyss of trauma".
"Her twisted antics are damaging impressionable young teenage boys - half of whom have been exposed to pornography by the age of 13.
"These very same boys will grow up thinking this is normal, this is what women want - and what we're here for."
In the comments on the Instagram post, one person insisted Bonnie has "no soul"
"She has no soul," one wrote, while someone else called Bonnie an "attention craving sicko", and another said she's the "most disgusting in the world … by far".
"She really needs help," another agreed, adding: "For f**ks sake, it's vile!"
"Her value as a woman is so low that she is offering her entire body for free," someone else sighed.
"And we're ok glorifying prostitution on media platforms for kids to see….? I genuinely think the future's done," someone else wrote.
"Sometimes I wonder if Satan is actually Bonnie in disguise," another slammed.
Why Bonnie Blue MUST be banned from social media
By Kate Kulniece, Fabulous Digital writer and rape survivor
When it comes to sex, I like to consider myself open-minded - and non-judgemental.
But the vile, attention-seeking OnlyFans porn star Bonnie Blue makes me sick to my stomach.
When the 26-year-old first hit the headlines with her gruesome stunts in March 2024, I'll admit - I didn't pay much attention to her.
But as the challenges became more perverted and she eventually bedded over 1,000 men in just 12 hours, I became not just disappointed - but angry.
Her most recent - and most disgusting - stunt to date, of being tied up in a glass box for men to fulfil their sick desires, is wrong and worrying on so many levels.
The number of rapes being reported to police are at a record high, with a shocking 1 in 4 women, 1 in 6 children and 1 in 18 men falling victim to this horrific crime.
It's an alarming rise and many believe, as I do, that the sexual assaults are fuelled by access to toxic online culture - with Bonnie seemingly leading the way with her vile sex marathon stunts.
As a young woman who is a survivor of two rapes - aged just 13 and 23 - and who has been sexually harassed on countless occasions, I feel sick and enraged.
In a society where sexual abuse, violence against women and misogyny have become a widespread pandemic, we should ban people like Bonnie from social media.
Her foul and obscene challenges, which are becoming worse every time, are a slap in the face to millions of rape survivors like myself.
Not only are her videos a constant reminder of the trauma and pain that was forced upon us, but she also teaches perverts that women are a piece of meat - and nothing else.
Despite repeatedly insisting she empowers women, Bonnie promotes a culture in which women are passed around by men like toys.
She also plays into the narrative that our husbands, fathers and sons can't control their sexual urges - or shouldn't have to.
As a vocal multi millionaire, Bonnie may think this is all harmless fun, paying her many assistants to keep her out of real harm's way.
But in reality, the sex-insatiable Bonnie is promoting dangerous rape culture and pushing victims like myself deeper into the abyss of trauma.
Her twisted antics, and those of rival Lily Phillips and Aussie OF star Annie Knight, are damaging impressionable young teenage boys - half of whom have been exposed to pornography by the age of 13.
These very same boys will grow up thinking this is normal, this is what women want - and what we're here for.
There are countless things I look forward to, but the day the sick content creator finally gets banned from platforms cannot come soon enough.
However, someone else questioned why Bonnie was even being allowed to speak.
"Why the f**k is she being given platforms like podcasts and broadcasts to act like she is some kind of trailblazer or icon?" they raged.
"She is sitting there saying her next challenge is to be tied up in public so people can touch her and another woman is sitting across from her acting like that is something worth clapping for.
"That alone is disgusting and degrading...
"This is dragging us backwards.
"And any woman who claps for this kind of behaviour has failed as a woman."
"Never been so revolted in my life," another agreed.
Even more shockingly, there were also some comments from monstrous people saying they were keen to get inside the box with Bonnie.
"I'll be in the box," one boasted.
"See you there," another added.
As a third questioned: "Are girls welcome to join in too?"
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