Adult Film Star Bonnie Blue ‘Banned’ From Two Countries Over Her Controversial Behavior In Cancun

Bonnie Blue posing
Bonnie Blue (Photo via Instagram)

OnlyFans star Bonnie Blue, known for controversial stunts and sexual escapades, has been sparking backlash since 2024 after she slept with over a thousand men in the span of 24 hours.

Not everybody has been a fan of her behavior, and she is paying dearly for it.

The 25-year-old adult film star from the United Kingdom has recently been making major headlines for her behavior while in Cancun, Mexico. She has been out there to party and crate content with barely legal young men.

She might be having the time of her life in Mexico, but she’ll never get to do it in two other countries that want nothing to do with her behavior.

Bonnie Blue has reportedly been barred from entering Australia and Fiji following her behavior in 2024.

“The 25-year-old – who has already been banned from both Australia and Fiji for similar stunts last year – told DailyMail.com that she has a host of shocking activities planned for Spring Break.”

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Bonnie Blue has been active on OnlyFans since 2023 and has gained quite the following in less than two years.

Since she is attractive and is a woman, her predatory behavior towards younger men doesn’t get the backlash it truly deserves.

The men she tries to sleep with are of age, so her actions remain fully within legal bounds.

Bonnie Blue’s Work Visa Was Canceled

Bonnie Blue (Photo via Instagram)

Bonnie Blue is making headlines again for all the wrong reasons.

The OnlyFans content creator is known for her actions in bed and making content with newly minted legal adult men.

She wanted to do that on a planned visit to Australia in 2024.

Unfortunately for her, the Australian government found out what she was trying to do and immediately revoked her travel visa.

At the time Blue wanted to go to the country, a change.org petition popped up that urged officials to deny her entry on “character grounds.”

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