Adult star Bonnie Blue has sparked further outrage by filming a sex scene with the “doctor” that confirmed her “pregnancy.” The controversial content creator, 26, posted a brief clip of her with a masked man wearing doctor’s scrubs on her social media.
Bonnie, who claims one of the 400 men she slept with during a ‘no protection’ sex stunt got her pregnant, is then seen performing a sex act during a mock “examination“. She wrote: “My uterus wasn’t the only thing the doctor checked out.”
The viral performer – real name Tia Billinger – said afterwards: “I may not have been entirely truthful, but the extra publicity and rage bait has filled my bank balance while the doctor filled me elsewhere.”
The “doctor” appears to be the same man who performed a scan during a YouTube video Bonnie posted last week in which she took a “pregnancy test” that came up positive.
In the new clip, a man in a blue ski mask is seen “examining” the performer before she begins touching him suggestively.
He then appears to go to rub gel on her stomach, seemingly to prepare for a scan before the camera cuts to a graphic sex scene.
The shameless social media star promoted her paid Fansly page on the clip, sparking speculation her claims of being “pregnant” was a stunt to generate publicity for premium content.
One social media user wrote: “Ohhhh so this is like fully a publicity stunt then?” Another suggested she was teasing a “prego gangbang” stunt. It comes after Bonnie shrugged off criticism from women who accused her of faking a pregnancy for clickbait.
Adult content creator and mum-of-two Emily Mai said: “I have a fake pregnancy belly that I’ve used for content. I’ve made content while being pregnant before. But one thing that I won’t do is fake being pregnant for clickbait.
“I think there’s a huge difference between putting on a belly and getting paid to make content for a very specific group of people that know you’re not pregnant and just telling the world that you’re pregnant because you’ve run out of marketing ideas.”
She went on: “I may not be a medical professional, but I am a mother, and I’ve had multiple pregnancies. There is no doctor in the world sending you off for an ultrasound in two weeks because you think you’re pregnant.”
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.
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