Bonnie Blue Sets The Record Straight On Glasgow Tour Backlash

Bonnie Blue's Glasgow Visit Sparks Debate

Bonnie Blue, a prominent figure in the adult entertainment scene, has stirred controversy with her planned visit to Scotland as part of her UK Freshers Meet and Greet tour. The 26-year-old, known for her bold "bang bus," assures her fans and critics alike that her intentions are purely social. Although she will be visiting Glasgow University, Bonnie emphasizes she is not there to film adult content.

“I have no sex planned and I’ve marketed it in a way that I won’t be going out intentionally trying to bonk anyone,” she explained in an exclusive interview. Bonnie insists her tour is about having fun and meeting fans who can't usually travel to London.

“If something happens, it happens, it’s just not my intention for this trip.”

Public Outcry and University Response

The announcement of her tour stop in Glasgow has been met with strong reactions. Critics accuse Bonnie of normalizing violence and degradation. Glasgow, Strathclyde, and Caledonian universities have quickly distanced themselves from her, clarifying they have no association with the adult star.

Labour MP Joani Reid voiced concerns, calling the event "disgusting" and expressing fears for young women. She criticized the message being sent to university students, emphasizing, "They should be learning about respect and healthy relationships, not abuse and exploitation."

Bonnie Blue Responds to Criticism

In defense against the backlash, Bonnie questioned the claims of risk and exploitation. She highlighted the respectful behavior of students she encounters and reassured parents of freshman students, "It’s the college girls they should be more concerned about."

Bonnie asserts her work environment prioritizes safety, pointing out that she is STD tested and provides a safe environment during her meet-and-greets. Despite the heated debate, Bonnie remains excited about her tour and looks forward to engaging with her Scottish fanbase during her visit.