Indonesia slams British woman with 10-year ban for 'immoral' 1,057-man sex marathon attempt, watch video
Jakarta/Bali (The Uttam Hindu): Britain's controversial adult content creator Bonnie Blue alias Tia Billinger, who created a sensation across the world by claiming to have broken the world record by having sex with 1057 men within just 12 hours, has now had to return in disgrace from Bali, Indonesia. The Indonesian administration took strict action on Friday and deported her from the country. Not only this, the administration has also imposed a strict ban on Bonnie Blue from entering Indonesia for the next 10 years. Bonnie Blue has previously been expelled from Australia and Fiji also due to her similar activities.
Bonnie Blue was arrested in Bali while she was driving around in a blue pickup truck, allegedly preparing to shoot adult content. Acting on a complaint from a concerned citizen, police swiftly raided a studio. Bonnie was detained along with three other men, two British and one Australian. Police initially suspected Bonnie Blue of violating Indonesia's strict pornography laws, which could have landed her in prison for up to 15 years. However, after a thorough investigation, authorities found no concrete evidence of pornography against her.
Investigating officers found that Bonnie Blue had grossly violated the rules of her tourist visa. She had entered the country on a tourist visa and was engaged in commercial activities (work). Furthermore, she was convicted of violating traffic rules, driving without a license, and not having proper vehicle registration. The court imposed a nominal fine in Indian currency and ordered her immediate deportation. Immigration Chief Heru Vinarko clarified that she had come to India for a vacation but was misusing her visa to create content, which is unacceptable.
Surprisingly, despite the embarrassment and legal action, Bonnie Blue's face remained unfazed. She was seen laughing shamelessly and blowing flying kisses to the cameras as she left the courthouse. It's worth noting that Bonnie Blue earns millions on "Only Fans," but her work is considered against the laws and ethics of many countries. Previously, her visa was revoked in Australia for planning to film videos with 18-year-olds during school holidays, and Fiji also declared her a "prohibited migrant." This action by the Bali administration sends a strong message to foreign tourists and influencers that violating local laws and culture will not be tolerated.