Adult content creator Bonnie Blue has admitted her recent pregnancy reveal was fake, claiming she pocketed almost $2 million (AUD) because people “fell for my rage bait”.
ICYMI, Bonnie ‘revealed’ in a YouTube vlog in February that she was pregnant, just a few weeks after claiming she broke a record by having unprotected sex with about 400 men.
The six-minute vlog included footage of the OnlyFans star taking a pregnancy test and visiting an ultrasound technician, who supposedly confirmed the news.
“Definitely pregnant. Like fully pregnant,” Bonnie said in the video.
Accusations the pregnancy was fake were already bubbling on social media, with some speculating Bonnie was wearing a silicon baby bump in TikTok videos, but she has now come forward to confirm the whole thing was a sham.
“I’m no longer going to need this fake bump so thank you for all you middle-aged dumb parents that fell for my rage bait,” Bonnie said in a social media video this week, per Us Weekly.
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She went on to claim that the stunt garnered her “over 100 million views” and £1 million, which is around $1.9 million AUD.
The revelation comes despite Bonnie consistently hitting back at allegations she’d staged the pregnancy. She doubled-down on the news in a statement to Us Weekly last month, saying “I am pregnant, but I am not fazed at all if people don’t believe me”.
Elsewhere, she hit back at sceptics on TikTok, saying the reaction to her pregnancy was “brutal” and that the comments were “hitting closer to home”.
“Words can’t explain how excited I am for [the baby],” Bonnie said at the time.
Bonnie copped similar criticism last year for implying she was pregnant in a series of social media posts, then said in response to the backlash that she only “hinted at being pregnant but never confirmed [it] because I would never ever lie about that”.
Bonnie made headlines again late last year when she was arrested in Indonesia on accusations of producing “obscene” videos in a studio near Seminyak.
She later appeared in court and was deported for violating immigration laws by working on a tourist visa.
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