In case you missed the bus, Bonnie Blue stopped off in Newcastle this weekend in her infamous Bang Bus.
Her visit to Newcastle was the second stop of her “barely legal” tour, in which she is crashing Freshers’ Weeks around the country.
Bonnie, known also as Tia Emma Billinger, was seen parked in Big Market on Sunday evening, however she claimed she was “banned” from entering every bar in Newcastle by the council.
She also spotted walking around the city, notably in Flares nightclub, where she was signing Loosecrawl t-shirts during the first night of Freshers’ — what a souvenir!
In clips seen online, Bonnie was swarmed by students taking selfies with her as the Bang Bus drove slowly down the streets of Newcastle City Centre.
@dailyclips2601 Bonnie Blues just pulled up in Newcastle
One fresher, Lucy*, explained how she didn’t see the boys she was with again after bonnie turned up, adding they all ran over to her and there were reportedly crowds of men flocking to Bonnie all night.
Others said it was odd to see her treated like a celebrity, with bodyguards and cameras following her around.
@dailyclippers93 Crazy. Bonnie Blue has just pulled up in Newcastle lol
Everyone has regrets from Freshers’ week, but a ride in the Bang Bus? That’s got to take the cake.
Bonnie Blue described her time in Newcastle as a “very, very wet evening” on TikTok, on account of the rain I hope. It was claimed on her website that she would not be engaging in sexual conduct with the public during her tour of UK Freshers’ Weeks.
The next stop on her tour is Lincoln, followed by Leeds and Sheffield. This year’s tour is set to gain Bonnie even more publicity than last year’s Freshers’ tour, despite widespread criticism on the ethics of targeting a “barely legal” crowd.
It will be interesting to see the welcome she receives in the rest of the cities in her tour, but the general consensus from Newcastle seems to be shock and confusing, something I’m sure Bonnie will be happy to hear.
Featured image via TikTok @dailyclips2601 @dailyclippers93
