OnlyFollowers star Bonnie Blue ‘bedded 1,057 males in 12 hours’ at £15m ‘intercourse get together’ mansion owned by playboy fraudster ‘Fast Eddie’ Davenport

OnlyFans star Bonnie Blue bedding a record-breaking 1,057 volunteers in a mansion where convicted fraudster ‘Fast Eddie’ Davenport hosts his notorious sex parties, MailOnline can reveal.

Bonnie Blue, whose real name is Tia Billinger, took to social media to boast that she slept with over a thousand men in 12 hours – topping the tally previously set by adult film actress Lisa Sparks, who had sex with 919 men in 24 hours in 2004.

In TikTok footage uploaded after carrying out the stunt in London last Saturday, Bonnie issued a thank you to ‘all the barely legal, barely breathing and the husbands’ she says were involved.

The stunt took place at the Portland Place mansion where flamboyant Davenport, 58, gained notoriety for hosting exclusive sex parties.

Video footage posted on Davenport’s Instagram account shows him leading Bonnie Blue by the hand into a large, lavish room where the two of them sit together on a double bed.

Paintings adorn the wall and members of a film crew can be seen in the background.

The video is accompanied with the caption: ‘Daddy shows princess Bonnie Blue to her throne. World record breaking party. Hot British Model,’ followed by the hashtags: ‘londonparty, bonnieblue1000.’

Last year, Davenport managed to stop police from shutting down the £15 million mansion after successfully contesting a closure notice.

Police had been called 63 times to incidents involving his property following parties, including two reported rapes.

One of the parties hosted at the mansion was a 300-guest sex party called Passing Fancies.

Clients had to be nominated by someone who had previously been to one of Davenport’s nights.

‘Only beautiful people come, only beautiful people are allowed in. Money is no object to these people,’ he said of his events, where entry cost £80.

Davenport left the UK for Thailand in 2019 after a bouncer was stabbed to death outside a Park Lane event he had hosted on New Year’s Day.

Davenport, a property developer who started his nightlife career in 1986 by founding the raucous Gatecrashers Ball for posh teenagers when he was just 20, was sentenced in 2011 to more than seven years in jail for running a finance firm called Gresham.

The black-tie ‘Gatecrasher Balls’ became notorious for the drunken debauchery of public school-educated teens before they were brought to an abrupt end following his conviction.

Davenport’s scam conned clients out of fees as large as £285,000 for sorting out huge loans they never received.

The con artist, born Edward Ormus Sharington Davenport, promised millions of pounds to investors which never materialised after he had pocketed the administration fees and advance payments.

Princess Diana’s wedding dress designer Elizabeth Emanuel lost the life savings she invested with Davenport.

The judge described him as a ‘very, very dishonest man’ over the £34.5 million fraud.

However, Davenport served only three years because he fell ill and had to undergo two kidney transplants.

In 2001, the government of Sierra Leone said that while the country was locked in a civil war, it had been tricked into selling him its high commission at 33 Portland Place, directly opposite to where Bonnie Blue’s sex stunt took place, for £50,000 – when it was actually worth £5million.

Following his conviction for fraud, Davenport was forced to sell off the property to pay back £14million to his victims.

Scenes from the Oscar winning film The King’s Speech were also filmed there, and Kate Moss was filmed walking down its staircase wearing nothing but stiletto heels and underwear for an Agent Provocateur advert.

Singer Amy Winehouse used it to shoot the video for her hit song Rehab.

Investigators from the Serious Fraud Office claimed Davenport used some of the estimated £34.5 million raised through the fraud to buy and revamp the property.

Davenport – the ‘Lord’ refers to a manorial title he bought – has been a central figure in London’s most hedonistic circles and claims to be a familiar face in ‘exclusive venues across the world’ who also enjoys ‘extensive business interests.’

Bonnie Blue previously faced a backlash on social media by claiming to sleep with ‘barely legal’ 18-year-olds and saying men ‘should cheat’ on their wives. 

Last November she planned to fly to Australia for a free sex marathon with teenage school leavers. In exchange, they had to consent to her posting the content online.

But her 12-month visitor visa was cancelled by the country’s Department of Home Affairs because she had voiced plans to undertake paid work, illegal under the visa’s conditions.

Blue, who says she used precautions to ensure the young men were aged over 18, had completed a similar marathon sex session stunt in the first weekend of Schoolies celebrations in Surfers Paradise, eastern Australia, in 2023.

After her Australian plan was rebuffed, she appeared on ITV’s This Morning programme last November to defend herself against criticism – but faced more negative comments from viewers posting online.

She told the show: ‘I’m still learning every day. But my content is educational to those that I’m sleeping with, and those that are watching it.

‘People say it’s an unsafe environment, but I can’t think of one situation where an 18-year-old has had sex where they’ve had to bring a passport, they’ve had to sign consent forms, they’ve had to do a breathalyser.’

Bonnie was previously married to her childhood sweetheart, Oliver Davidson. The pair wed in 2022 before moving to the Gold Coast in Australia shortly afterwards.

It was there that she abandoned her job in recruitment and launched her career as a ‘cam girl’ on porn sites.

She claims her then-husband supported her decision, however, the pair have since broken up. 

She has said of her parents’ response to being sent one of her sex tapes and discovering her new chosen vocation: ‘They were shocked, but not disappointed.

‘I think, because I’d gone from an office business job to then suddenly [becoming] a sex worker, in their eyes I was a prostitute.

‘But it just showed me how much I needed to teach them. For the older generation it’s so new.

‘Now they’re so supportive, it’s changed their life completely for the better. They go on lovely holidays. They have no money problems.

‘They don’t work and they don’t have a mortgage. My mum works for me. My mum makes signs for me to hold on camera and books my appointments. She was even handing out condoms to students for marketing.’

Blue previously defended herself from critics in an interview with the Daily Mail, saying: ‘I am not a predator.

‘These 18-year-olds can go to the army, they can drive, they can drink, they’re choosing their careers for the rest of their life,’ she said.

‘If they want to use their own bodies to come and sleep with me, that is their decision.’

‘We seem to say 18-year-olds don’t know better. But if an 18-year-old commits a crime, the first thing they would say is that they’re an adult, they should know better.’

She has also faced criticism for boasting that she sleeps with married men, but says she doesn’t feel guilty and thinks it better that they cheat with her if ‘the wife’s not bothered about having intercourse or having an intimate relationship’.

She said: ‘If that’s the case, the men are going to cheat whether you like it or not. They are the statistics and that is what people do. And I also think they deserve to enjoy sex.

‘It’s a natural instinct to want to have sex, so if wives aren’t going to pleasure husbands, let them go elsewhere. There’s no intimacy, I can’t remember their face by the end of the night.

‘If they’re not sleeping with me, they’re probably having an affair in the office or in the gym. With me it’s just an act, I am a girl that sleeps around a lot. The husbands and partners mean nothing to me.’