OnlyFans creator Bonnie Blue, who has been at the heart of several controversies over the years, has been slammed over her pregnancy news recently. The adult content creator revealed in a video that she was pregnant after she had unprotected sex with 400 men. Thus, allegedly setting a new record. But what followed this announcement was skepticism, questions, and allegations that it was all a huge stunt.
Bonnie Blue faces backlash over pregnancy announcement
It is not uncommon for Bonnie Blue to be on the receiving end of an online backlash. The creator has faced several over the years, and in more recent times, she has even faced legal action and deportations.
But this time, it seems to be a bit more personal. Earlier this month, Blue, whose real name is Tia Billinger, had unprotected sex with 400 men. After her stunt, the adult creator announced that she was pregnant. She posted a video of her taking the test and announced to a shocked internet that she was pregnant.
However, this has caused a split reaction amongst netizens. Some showed compassion, while some were harsher critics.
Soon after Blue’s announcement on Sunday, February 22, several large sites amplified her story. Interestingly, the day before this, her viral stunt resurfaced, almost providing a surface to land the new story. By the next day, many had joined in on the debate, including other creators, about the legitimacy and intent of the claim.
Many claimed that this was a stunt. They say it was timed to perfection, giving the online economy exactly the kind of personal narratives that work. Moreover, the lack of verifiable proof, other than short-form videos that seem more scattered than not, added to the harsher criticisms of the ordeal.
Moreover, another debate emerged about the treatment of health-related claims as opposed to ordinary viral content.
Either way, it seems that fans, as well as other creators, are not pleased with Bonnie Blue’s announcement, especially the way it was made. It is not clear which way the narrative will go. Bonnie Blue could double down on the claims or could stray away to reduce scrutiny. Either way, it is a reflection of the wider internet culture where attention comes first, and the questions come later.
