Bonnie Blue's documentary slammed for 'disgusting' scenes
The doc, titled 1000 Men and Me: The Bonnie Blue Story, followed the controversial adult star during her world record-breaking event where she slept with over one thousand men in just 12 hours.
Upon its announcement, the TV special was bashed by many online, who slammed the broadcaster for giving the provocative star a platform. Bonnie Blue's highly criticised Channel 4 documentary aired on Tuesday night, with a number of viewers taking to social media to share their distaste at the more graphic scenes. Pic: Bonnie Blue via Instagram
Defending their decision to broadcast the show, Channel 4 says: 'Part of Channel 4s remit is to reflect modern Britain, and stimulate debate amongst viewers. A film such as this, exploring changing attitudes to sex, success, porn and feminism, in an ever evolving online world, is an important addition to those conversations'.
The channel went on to say: 'Tia Billinger, via her stage name Bonnie Blue, has gained worldwide attention and millions of pounds in the last year'.
'1000 Men and Me, is an observational documentary in which director Victoria Silver, follows Tia (Bonnie) over the course of six months. The film questions her methods and the divisive style of her social media and hears from colleagues and collaborators in order to understand her polarising business model'. View this post on Instagram
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After the series aired on Tuesday night, viewers took to social media in their droves to discuss how graphic scenes from her 1,000 men event were broadcast in poor taste.
The programme warned of 'strong language, full frontal nudity, graphic scenes of a sexual nature and content you may find offensive,' however some viewers were still taken aback by what made the cut.
'UK Introduces Online Safety Act 'to protect children', but days later (last night)… Channel 4 broadcasts what is effectively a Bonnie Blue porno on national TV. MAKES NO SENSE. (the doc is also disgusting),' one user wrote. The doc, titled 1000 Men and Me: The Bonnie Blue Story, followed the controversial adult star during her world record breaking event where she slept with over one thousand med in just 12 hours.Pic: Bonnie Blue via Instagram
'I'm only 15 minutes into this Bonnie Blue documentary on Channel 4 and yeah…. vomit,' another penned.
'Only caught a couple of minutes of this #BonnieBlue documentary tonight on Channel 4. Just 2 words come to mind… Sick and depraved!' a third shared.
Earlier this year, the adult star was permanently banned from OnlyFans following her escapades.
The move came after the porn star had expressed her plans to sleep with 2,000 men in a single day in a stunt she has labelled 'Bonnie Blue's Petting Zoo.'
Following the announcement, a OnlyFans spokesperson told Metro: 'Extreme challenge content is not available on OnlyFans and is not permitted under our Acceptable Use Policy and Terms of Service.
'Any breach of our Terms of Service results in content or account deactivation… This is why it has been necessary to take this action. We always act when users breach our terms of service.'
When the publication asked how long Bonnie's ban will be in place for, OnlyFans replied: 'The ban is permanent.'
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