Controversial adult film star Bonnie Blue -- whose real name is Tia Billinger -- has sat for an interview with A Current Affair to reveal some controversial news, including the fact that she plans to attend Schoolies on the Gold Coast after last year's controversy.
“I don’t want to give too much away, but let’s just say I’ve got good lawyers and I will be doing schoolies this year,” she told the Aussie show.
“A good lawyer gets you a very long way, maybe even Down Under.
“I think it’s going to frustrate a lot of parents. This is going to cause the biggest uproar this year.”
ICYMI: Blue sparked nationwide outrage last year after putting out a call for “barely legal 18-year-old” guys to film porn vids for her OnlyFans during Schoolies week.
Following major backlash in November, her visa was revoked amid claims she planned to breach her 12-month visa conditions by working in Australia.
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Officials clarified that the visa was cancelled due to her alleged intent to work — not specifically because of her controversial campaign involving 18+ Schoolies participants.
The move sparked a furious response from Blue, who slammed “middle-aged Karens” for allegedly pushing the Albanese government to take action.
Elsewhere in the viral interview, Bonnie Blue also revealed the reason why she split with her husband and childhood sweetheart Ollie Davidson, after the pair announced their divorce in July.
While punters were quick to make the assumption that Davidson had grown tiresome of her career and public stunts, Blue insists this was not the case.
"It had nothing to do with the job, we just grew apart," she said.
"And I think most people in marriages stay with their partner just because they've been with them a long time."
When asked if she was sad that their marriage came to an end, she responded: "No, I got with him when I was 14. I've grown a lot as a person.
"I've changed a lot and I really know what I enjoy in life now and what makes me happy – and that isn't the same person that brought me happiness when I was 14."
The chat also featured Bonnie's mum praising her daughter's lucrative career. Get that bread etc.
"If you could earn a million pounds in a month your morals would soon change and you'd get your bits out," her mother Sarah said.
"I don't care what people say. They've got all these high morals, but no way, not for a million pounds a month."
Catch the full interview below:
Bonnie Blue's documentary -- which sparked outrage in the UK over its explicit content -- is now streaming on Stan.
