Bonnie Blue’s despicable plans for Australia leaves A Current Affair host Allison Langdon stunned: ‘It’s going to frustrate a lot of parents’

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Bonnie Blue surprised Australian journalist Allison Langdon on Monday night by revealing her intention to return to Australia to help teenagers suffering from bedsores.

A 26-year-old British woman who works as a sex worker had her one-year visa to Australia cancelled late last year. She recently told a reporter that she’s working to get it reinstated so she can return for Schoolies Week, a popular celebration for students who have just finished high school.

Bonnie previously announced she planned to travel to the Gold Coast during Schoolies Week and offer sexual acts to 18-year-old males, with the condition that she be allowed to film the encounters and share the footage on her OnlyFans page.

Even though she’s been banned from Australia for four years, adult film star Tia Billinger has suggested she might return in just a few weeks to attend the annual celebration that usually takes place in late November or early December.

I’m not going to reveal all the details, but I have strong legal representation and I’m planning to celebrate finishing school with ‘schoolies’ this year,” Blue said, surprising Langdon.

Honestly, I was completely taken aback when I heard the news. I just couldn’t believe the Australian government was letting this person return to the country. It really felt like a surprising decision, and I wasn’t the only one who felt that way!

‘A good lawyer gets you a very long way, maybe even Down Under,’ Bonnie teased. 

Let’s be real, my return to Australia is stirring up some conversation, and I understand why. I know some parents are particularly worried about their 18-year-old sons encountering me during Schoolies week, and I get that’s a scary thought for them. It’s a situation I’m aware of, and it’s definitely something I’ve been thinking about.

Honestly, I’m anticipating a lot of parental frustration with what’s happening right now. That’s why I’m so thrilled about schoolies week – it’s a much-needed release! I really believe this situation is going to be the biggest point of contention we’ve seen all year, and I’m prepared to help navigate it.

Bonnie hasn’t shared the details of her efforts to regain her Australian visa, but she mentioned there’s a significant amount of work happening privately to resolve the issue.

Bonnie explained to Langdon that people react negatively to her actions because of the stigma surrounding sex work.

Many people have traditionally viewed sex work with disgust and considered it morally wrong, similar to the historical shame surrounding pornography, she explained.

Honestly, I’m so passionate about this, and that’s why I’m speaking up – it’s something that really gets under my skin. I’m proud to be vocal about it, even if it makes some people uncomfortable or a little intimidated.

Okay, so everyone was obsessed with Bonnie, right? And then, can you believe it, late last year they just… ripped up her visa?! It was all over the tabloids, something about a really controversial… event she was planning with some younger people. Honestly, it was insane, and I followed every single detail. It was a total scandal!

I was so excited to hear Bonnie talking on the Saucy Secrets podcast with Jana Hocking! She shared some really surprising details about what she’s planning for her comeback to Australia. It sounds like she has some big things in the works!

During a podcast appearance, a British woman made a shocking claim, stating she would immediately engage in a group sexual encounter upon arriving in Australia.

She stated that if she were to return, she would engage in extremely reckless and harmful behavior, fully expecting to be permanently blocked as a result.

Late last year, the Department of Home Affairs cancelled Bonnie’s one-year visitor visa and prevented her from returning to the country. This happened because she had said she intended to work while visiting, which isn’t allowed under the terms of her visa.

Australia’s visa process has specific requirements, and people who don’t plan to follow them shouldn’t submit an application, according to Home Affairs and Immigration Minister Tony Burke.

Bonnie claims she took steps to verify the men were adults and had previously performed a similar sexual act during the Schoolies celebrations in Surfers Paradise in 2023.

Her attempt to repeat the provocative stunt at the Meriton Apartments on the Gold Coast failed when Mr. Burke cancelled her visa. This happened shortly after Peter van Onselen, a political editor at the Daily Mail, publicly criticized Mr. Burke for avoiding questions about it.

Even after her visa was cancelled, Bonnie announced on Instagram just a few days later that she still planned to go to Schoolies Week, despite warnings from authorities.

In a video posted online, a woman announced that she and Annie Knight would be performing sexually suggestive acts starting November 18th, using the hashtag ‘#schoolies’ to promote it.

Okay, so you HAVE to hear about Annie. She’s 28, and honestly, she’s incredible! She calls herself Australia’s most sexually active woman, and I’ve been following her story – it’s just…wow. She says she’s been with over 300 men in just ONE year. Three hundred! I know it sounds crazy, but I can’t look away. It’s just… amazing, and I’m completely obsessed with keeping up with everything she does.

Bonnie did not appear to go through with defying her Australia ban. 

The first demands to ban her from Australia appeared as an online petition on change.org, and it quickly gathered tens of thousands of signatures from angry Australian citizens.

The person who started the petition, Bambi C, claims that Bonnie uses the Schoolies event as a chance to target young men, record them, and sell the content.

Bambi wondered how someone working only this one job while living in Australia as a UK transplant was contributing to society.

Child safety expert Kristi McVee strongly disagreed with Bonnie and Annie’s plans, pointing out that if a male OnlyFans creator were targeting young women close to the age of consent, there would be widespread outrage and accusations of exploitation.

Bonnie remained defiant, telling the Daily Mail that people are simply envious of her, and that the negativity seems to be coming from middle-aged women who don’t understand her lifestyle.

‘They’re trying to bring shame on it. And I’m not saying you have to agree with my work.’

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2025-11-03 12:19