Bonnie Blue confirms ‘breeding mission’ as grownup star admits true motive for stunt delay
The adult model has finally lifted the lid on the controversial London stunt she’s organising, with her intention seemingly being on spreading herself in a ‘deliberate strategy’
She’s on another mission(Image: Gilbert Flores, Variety via Getty Images)
Bonnie Blue has revealed her delayed London stunt has a truly jaw-dropping objective . . . she’s embarking on a breeding mission. Initially scheduled for Saturday, January 17, the divisive adult performer pushed back the date to Saturday, February 7, claiming it needed to sync with her biological cycle.
The 26-year-old, whose planned event was designed to commemorate the first anniversary of her sex world record, has now confessed that her earlier excuse about postponing due to it being “the wrong time of the month” was precisely what she meant.
Speaking candidly, Bonnie revealed what she describes as a deliberate strategy in an Instagram post. “Boys, I am so sorry I delayed my last event,” she said. “But that’s because I want to give you the opportunity to become a daddy.
“So Saturday, February 7, is not only the perfect time, but the perfect opportunity for you to become a dad.”
She wrapped up her twisted agenda by declaring: “I don’t want to stop before you breed me.”
The bombshell disclosure is likely to shock even hardened celebrity watchers, with detractors already questioning exactly how far the personality will venture for publicity. Bonnie had earlier maintained the gathering was postponed solely for scheduling considerations, informing supporters:.
“This Saturday’s event is being pushed back to February 7, not cancelled, but the timing needs to be just right for this to be a huge success. Some things can’t be rushed.”
Now she’s clarified what she intended by “perfect timing”. The stunt has already ignited heated discussion online, with some branding it irresponsible whilst others claim Bonnie is intentionally courting controversy to remain in the spotlight.
The January date had been selected to mark the anniversary of the incident that catapulted Bonnie into becoming one of Britain’s most notorious adult entertainers.
However, nature has intervened to shuffle the timeline – and heighten the drama, she reveals. Those who purchased tickets for the original date can still use them on 7 February, with Bonnie confirming the event remains very much on track.
With an invite list featuring tagged former inmates, it’s guaranteed to be a day that’ll go down in infamy.
Bonnie concluded: “I said it would be worth the wait – now you know why.”
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