Bonnie Blue has finally admitted the viral “challenges” she is best known for sometimes bring her sadness. She’s previously only ever said her work makes her happy, and very rarely speaks out about her feelings.
In the last week, Bonnie has faced a permanent ban from OnlyFans, following the announcement of her latest stunt. She said she was going to be doing a “petty zoo” challenge, which was definitely her most vile yet. She was basically going to lock herself in a glass box, and allow 2,000 men to do “whatever they want” to her.
It was instantly met with backlash. Bonnie Blue then cancelled the event, following all the comments. She was later banned from OnlyFans, permanently.
An OnlyFans spokesperson said: “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.”
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Now, Bonnie Blue has broken her silence. Whilst she spent the majority of the interview clapping back at OnlyFans, she also made a rare admission about her challenges, and how she feels regarding them.
She slammed other content creators who “mimic” her, and questioned why OnlyFans hasn’t banned them too. She said unlike other creators, she won’t speak out about going to hospital after her events, or being sad about them. Something she has claimed a lot of other creators do.
“They [OnlyFans] deemed my content ‘dangerous’, although I’m the only person creating this content who has never publicly made statements about ending up in hospital, due to creating unsafe environments,” Bonnie said. “Nor have I publicly explained my sadness due to these events, unlike others who are allowed to stay [on OnlyFans].
“The main difference between me and the others, I’m more successful and don’t cry or bleed after my events, as I understand my body and my limits.”
Since the ban, Bonnie has set herself up on a new site. She’s now on subscription based website, Fansly. No, she’s not going away any time soon.
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