Adult creator Bonnie Blue claims she has sold her baby’s naming rights for £1.2million, saying the winning bidder and that she plans to register the name at Westminster Register Office
Bonnie Blue has claimed she has sold the naming rights to her baby for a staggering £1.2million and is preparing to make the new moniker official. The controversial adult creator revealed BetBolt had placed the winning bid in her baby naming auction, beating a bizarre shortlist which included Top G, Group Project and Clavicular.
And Bonnie insists she is now preparing to visit Westminster Register Office tomorrow to officially register the name. Announcing the result in a video, she said: “My auction’s finished, and for £1.2million my baby is called BetBolt.
“I’m going to be shouting BetBolt across the playground.” But Bonnie admitted there is one slight problem.
She still has little idea who or what BetBolt actually is. She said: “I still don’t know what BetBolt do. I’m confused. Should I contact them?
“Should I say thank you? Are they going to be involved in my baby’s life? Or are they just going to be because my baby is called BetBolt?
“Hopefully BetBolt reach out today, because I have an appointment tomorrow at Westminster Register Office to officially name my baby.”
The auction was announced shortly after Bonnie became a mum, when she declared she intended to find ways of making money from the huge public interest surrounding her new life. And she has hit back at those who have accused her of taking things too far.
She said: “To those that say this is disgusting, or this is rage bait, wouldn’t you for £1.2million rename your kid? Because I know I would.
“But then again I still enjoy earning more money by opening my legs. If I hadn’t opened them I wouldn’t have been able to make this £1.2million.”
Bonnie also revealed some of the names which came closest to winning. She claimed they included names including ‘Group Project’ and ‘Top G’.
The controversial star said: “Group Project, that would’ve been fun, but I do think Social Services would have an issue with that. “To be honest, out of all of them Top G would’ve been quite funny.”
But BetBolt ultimately prevailed with the seven figure bid, according to Bonnie.
Bonnie added: “Thanks BetBolt, I’m £1.2million up, and I cannot wait to spend that money. Or maybe I was meant to spend that money on the kid.
“It’s not going to be called the kid any more, it’s going to be called BetBolt. And I’ve got to go, because I have got to feed BetBolt.”
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