‘Pregnant’ Bonnie Blue dangers cartel kidnap as she heads to Mexico for Spring Break
The controversial adult star, who first flirted with controversy during the party season in 2024, is now returning to Mexico to make more racy clips with American college students
Bonnie Blue kisses a student during a previous Spring Break(Image: onlybonnieblue/Instagram )
Bonnie Blue says she is heading back to Cancun for another Spring Break sex stunt – despite claiming to be pregnant. The controversial content creator, 26, first caused outrage by filming X-rated clips at the Mexican resort in 2024.
And now she has vowed to head back to the party hotspot with plans to “drain Spring Breakers” once again as thousands of American students descend on the beaches to let their hair down.
It comes just weeks after Mexico was thrown into chaos by the killing of brutal drug kingpin El Mencho, which sparked widespread cartel violence across the country, including Quintana Roo, home to popular tourist areas Cancun and Tulum.
The British government advises against all but essential travel to parts of Mexico due to the country’s issues with cartel violence. It says the security situation has stabilised, but warns visitors to remain vigilant.
And it comes after she claimed one of the 400 men she slept with during a recent “no protection” sex stunt got her pregnant.
In a social media post, Bonnie revealed what she claims is her packing list for the wild getaway, including T-shirts, blue ski masks, condoms and what she described as a “fake baby bump and said: “I’m going back to drain Spring Break again.”
During the run-up to the “no-protection” sex challenge earlier this month, Bonnie urged men to register their interest and made no secret of her desire to make “someone a daddy”.
Prior to the stunt, she also declared she only wants the “strongest swimmers” turning up and revealed she had postponed the sex marathon to boost her fertility.
Footage from the event showed men queuing up at a lavish London mansion to be with Bonnie.
DNA swabs appear to have been distributed, and phone numbers were reportedly collected in case any of the men needed to be informed of a conception.
But some fans have questioned her claim and believe it is a sick publicity stunt.
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