Bonnie Blue Talks Love, Divorce, And Her Record-Breaking Career

Bonnie Blue: On Divorce and Future Love

She's a name synonymous with controversy and bold moves in the adult entertainment industry. Bonnie Blue, famously known for claiming a world record by allegedly sleeping with 1,057 men in just 12 hours, is opening up about her personal life. The OnlyFans star, whose real name is Tia Billinger, recently spoke to Closer about her marriage and what’s next in her love life.

Having separated from her husband Oliver Davidson last November, Bonnie reflects on their relationship. "We both wanted to separate for many years," she candidly shares, acknowledging the ups and downs but emphasizing that divorce is naturally difficult. Despite this, Bonnie remains optimistic about love, stating, "I’d 100% get married again, but I’m not currently focused on dating anyone at the moment."

“Dating is hard to navigate, regardless of if you’re a sex worker or someone who’s slept with 1,000 people,” Bonnie reflects.

From Conventional to Controversial

Bonnie and Oliver met as teens and enjoyed an intimate wedding in 2022 before moving to Australia. It was there that Bonnie decided to break away from a traditional career path, driven by her boredom with the typical 9-to-5 grind. Her husband supported her decision to enter the world of adult content creation.

Even after their split, Oliver continues to collaborate with her, contributing his skills on the creative side by filming her content. Bonnie's family, including her mom Sarah and stepfather Nicholas, also stand by her career choice, illustrating a supportive backdrop to her otherwise controversial public persona.

Facing Criticism Head-On

Earning around £600k a month, Bonnie has faced backlash for her choice of partners and the nature of her videos, especially those involving university freshmen. Yet, she maintains that her work benefits both parties involved and stands firm against critics who label her behavior as predatory.

The 26-year-old ensures all participants are of age, verified with IDs and consent forms. "The hate is from a generation who believe sex is taboo," she says, defending her right to be bold about her sexual expression.

Bonnie’s notoriety has had its consequences. She was banned from Australia and Fiji in November 2024 for visa issues, but she's not letting that dampen her spirits or her ambitions.

"When you become fixated on the future, sometimes you forget about day-to-day happiness," Bonnie states. "As long as I remain happy and I’m doing what I want, there are no separate goals."