OnlyFans star Bonnie Blue has revealed that she is pregnant, just weeks after she claimed to have broken a record by having unprotected sex with about 400 men.
Bonnie, who has courted controversy with her adult content in the past, shared news of her pregnancy in a YouTube vlog published earlier this morning.
In the six-minute video, Bonnie mentioned feeling sick and having food cravings and aversions, saying the symptoms made her feel “a little bit nervous”. She then took a pregnancy test and shared the results on camera.
“Definitely pregnant. Like fully pregnant,” Bonnie said while showing the test results.
Later in the video, Bonnie booked an appointment for a scan, where the ultrasound technician confirmed her pregnancy.
“Oh, is that the baby?” Bonnie asked the technician. “That’s actually crazy.”
Bonnie’s pregnancy reveals comes after a content event filmed earlier this month in which she supposedly had unprotected sex with hundreds of men.
She told news outlets that at the time that event, which she called a “breeding mission” was conceived with the purpose of getting pregnant.
“I wanted the men who wanted to be a dad the most, with the strongest swimmers,” Bonnie told Us Weekly. She also postponed the event in early-February after realising “it’s the wrong time of the month”.
“[It’s] not cancelled, but the timing needs to be perfect for this to work,” Bonnie said of the delay in a press statement, per Us Weekly.
Addressing a potential pregnancy as a result of the event, Bonnie said she would “of course” notify participants if she fell pregnant, adding that she also collected their details on the day.
“Which is why I collected DNA samples on the day,” she said. “I got their DNA samples and their contact details.”
In the YouTube vlog, the technician told Bonnie that her conception likely took place “11, 12 or 13 days ago”, which lines up with the unprotected sex event she hosted this month.
Last year, Bonnie received backlash for implying she was pregnant in a series of social media posts. Addressing the controversy in a YouTube video later on, she said she only “hinted at being pregnant but never confirmed [it] because I would never ever lie about that”.
“I tried to get pregnant for a long amount of time and it was honestly the most lonely experience… so if I was to have seen someone joking about pregnancy, I wouldn’t have seen the funny side.”
Bonnie claimed she made the implication in order to “get attention from haters” and “put that money aside” to help women struggling with their pregnancies or IVF journies.
Bonnie made headlines again late last year when she was arrested in Indonesia on accusations of producing “obscene” videos in a studio near Seminyak. She later appeared in court and was deported for violating immigration laws by working on a tourist visa.
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