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Bonnie Blue reportedly arrested as fans launch #FreeBonnieBlue campaign
Adult content creator Bonnie Blue has reportedly been arrested, according to viral footage circulating online and a statement from her family.
The British-born star, whose real name is Tia Billinger, was seen being detained by several police officers in a video briefly posted to her official Instagram account before being removed.
In the video, Blue appears with her hands against a police vehicle while surrounded by officers and an unidentified man. While no official confirmation or charges have been released by authorities, the footage has sparked widespread speculation and concern.
Blue's sister later shared a statement via social media, writing, 'As you may have seen, Tia has been arrested. We still don't have clarity on the situation but will keep you all in the loop as soon as we know. Thanks for all of the support in the last 24 hours.'
Following the video, the hashtag #FreeBonnieBlue quickly trended on platforms like X (formerly Twitter), with fans expressing support and curiosity. While many fans sent messages of encouragement, some questioned whether the incident was real or part of a publicity stunt.
Bonnie Blue, 25, has frequently made headlines for her controversial content and outspoken public persona. She recently claimed to earn over £2 million per month from her subscription-based content and expressed goals of reaching £10 million by 2025.
As of now, no further details about the alleged arrest have been made public, and her representatives have not issued a formal statement.
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