Porn star Bonnie Blue’s controversial video with 1,057 men removed by OnlyFans: ‘What an anticlimax’
Porn star Bonnie Blue is being brutally roasted after her record-breaking sex marathon with 1,057 men in 12 hours was banned.
The high-profile British sex worker —?whose Australian visa was canceled in November?after public outcry over her viral Schoolies stunt featuring “barely legal” young men — had planned to make a fortune by selling the video of her sleeping with 1,057 men.
However, the explicit video has since been removed from the 25-year-old’s subscription site after OnlyFans reportedly said the X-rated clip breached its rules.
“OnlyFans is a platform designed for creators who have completed our comprehensive onboarding process and choose to monetize their content,” a spokesman told?MailOnline?recently.
“To keep our community safe, OnlyFans also verifies the age, identity and consent of all parties featured in explicit content on OnlyFans.
“We do not allow a large number of non-OnlyFans creators to be featured on an account even where release forms have been provided.”
Blue, who recorded the jaw-dropping video at a $30,000 mansion famed for hosting illegal sex parties, has previously been vocal about why she makes her controversial content, stating she often rage baits in order to boost subscriptions and ultimately line her pockets.
As a result, social media are having a field day, pointing out Blue’s shocking sex stunt was “all for nothing” if she can’t make any money from it.
“Imagine doing all that work for nothing,” one wrote on Facebook.
“What an anticlimax,” scoffed someone else.
Others have pointed out no one has seen the video, asking: “Did it even happen?”
“Until I see the video (proof) it. Hasn’t happened,” another agreed.
As one stated: “It hasn’t been banned, it just doesn’t exist!”
Skepticism about the stunt has been rife since Blue first alleged it happened in mid-January.
Many speculated the extreme task was logistically impossible in the 12-hour time frame she said it occurred in, but Blue shrugged of the criticism.
“The numbers are true,” she told news.com.au at the time.
Her claim was backed up by an unemployed security guard named Ali Walker who admitted he was in the queue for the sex session. He ended up backing out after being put off by the fact that participants didn’t get one-on-one time with Blue.
Meanwhile, a video showing a?concerned mom dragging her 19-year-old out of the line?also appears to support Blue’s claim that the sex marathon really occurred.
Further fueling the mystery of this “world record” is that behind-the-scenes footage of the aftermath of the sex session has disappeared from YouTube.
The clip, which showed a large room littered with condoms, paper towels and discarded blue balaclavas that were worn by men taking part, has reportedly been “completely wiped” from Blue’s own account.
Interestingly, her unusual feat comes just a month after health experts issued a warning over rival British porn star?Lily Phillips’ plan to sleep with 1,000 men, which a Sydney doctor said could take a “severe physical and physiological toll.”
“Sex, at its core, is a physically demanding activity that engages various muscles, the cardiovascular system, and the release of endorphins,” Sydney?medical practitioner Dr. Zac Turner, who specializes in preventive health and wellness, told news.com.au.
“Done in moderation, it’s akin to a rewarding workout — promoting stress relief, cardiovascular health, and emotional bonding.
“However, when pushed to extremes, like a 24-hour sexual marathon, the physical and physiological toll can be severe.”
