Reform welcomes Bonnie Blue’s assist – and says they will not be ‘judgmental’
After controversial content creator Bonnie Blue said she stood with Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, Reform UK have welcomed her in with open arms after her huge confession
Reform UK have welcomed Bonnie Blue with open arms after she came out in support of Nigel Farage. They added that she will be a valuable supporter – and politicians will not be “judgmental” for her raunchy content.
Adult content star Bonnie, 26, dropped a huge bombshell last week after she revealed she was supporting Reform UK. She blasted the Labour government, and praised Farage for his tough stance on immigration and inheritance tax.
Now, Reform has officially responded to Bonnie’s confession, saying they were grateful for every bit of support they received. It comes after the controversial star was booted out of Indonesia for producing racy videos.
Speaking at a press conference, Reform UK MP Danny Kruger was asked about what he made of Bonnie – whose real name is Tia Billinger – and her newfound love of the party. In response, the MP for East Wiltshire, said he was willing to take her in with no problems.
“On Bonnie Blue I mean, listen, we’ll take votes wherever we can get them,” he explained. “We know we want all the support we can get, quite like Bonnie Blue.
“But we, you know, we’re not going to be fussy about that,” he added. “But listen, I mean, you know I’m not going to be judgmental about people who want to vote Reform.”
Danny himself is no stranger to finding Reform late in his life after he defected to the party back in September. He was first elected as a Conservative candidate, first securing his seat in 2019 with the triumph of Boris Johnson.
His comments come after Bonnie revealed in an article in the Spectator that she was in favour of many of Farage’s policies. She added that while she was not totally clued up on politics, she claimed “the UK is very messed up”, and Reform could fix it.
“The tax system is terrible and it’s smart to leave if you have money,” Bonnie fumed in the opinion piece. “There are too many people here, we are too accommodating, and it is causing problems.”
She added that the amount of tax having to be paid on inheritance, which was recently brought in by MPs. Bonnie fumed that extra takings should not be made by the government on inheritance, as “you’ve already been taxed on that money”.
“When my grandad died, it was particularly sad because he was too young for my grandma to receive his pension; that’s disgusting,” she wrote. “Reform has sensible positions on immigration and inheritance tax, so I stand with Nigel Farage.”
This is not Bonnie’s first foray into the world of politics as she previously revealed she wanted the UK government to crack down on illegal immigration. She also insisted that she would not be getting hot and steamy with illegal migrants, and they would not be going towards her sick sex stunts.
Bonnie is continuing to make waves after she returned to the UK after being ‘deported’ from Indonesia. She was arrested on the island of Bali with a total of 17 other men accused of making adult content, which is banned in the country.
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