Shortly after her arrest on suspicion of creating pornographic content in Bali, Indonesia, Bonnie Blue, real name Tia Billinger, gave a five-word reply after being asked if she would continue making adult content in Bali. This is hardly the first controversy that the adult star has been involved in.
Bonnie Blue reacts to question about making more content
Bonnie Blue was recently arrested in Bali, Indonesia, on suspicion of creating pornographic content in the country. This is in strict violation of the country’s laws and could lead to up to 15 years in prison.
Blue was detained in a police raid on a rental studio after public complaints about her filming explicit content with tourists and “barely legal” boys. She had been promoting a “BangBus” tour on social media, which also invited participants to join.
Since then, Blue has been released from custody, but reports state that her passport has been seized by the authorities.
After her arrest, Blue was asked if she would continue making adult content in Bali. The former OnlyFans star had a cheeky reply to this. “Subscribe and you’ll find out,” she fired back, defiant of her present status in the country.
Blue, however, confirmed that the BangBus was over. In a video obtained by DailyMail, Blue can be seen walking into the Ngurah Rai Immigration Office in Jimbaran, south of Kuta. She did not answer when asked if she would be going back home soon.
Ngurah Rai Immigration Office Head, Winarko, confirmed that the former OnlyFans star was still being investigated. Badung Police, meanwhile, confirmed that when they raided Blue’s studio, they found several cameras, condoms, sexual enhancement pills, and USB drives.
A year ago, Blue was banned from Australia for her plans of filming pornographic content with barely legal schoolboys. If found guilty in Indonesia, Bonnie Blue could face up to 15 years’ imprisonment and fines up to $541,000.
