Bonnie Blue’s This Morning interview causes Ofcom storm as fans rage at ‘vile’ comments

Outspoken porn performer, Bonnie Blue, stunned ITV viewers when she appeared on daytime talk show This Morning and discussed the ‘barely legal’ videos she creates with teenagers

The OnlyFans star enraged This Morning fans when she appeared on the show

Bonnie Blue’s controversial interview on This Morning has sparked an Ofcom storm.

The outspoken porn performer stunned ITV viewers when she appeared on the daytime talk show and discussed the ‘barely legal’ videos she creates with teenagers.

Fury erupted last week when Bonnie Blue – whose real name is Tia Billinger, 25 – spoke to Andi Peters and Cat Deeley, prompting a petition for Ofcom to investigate the show for allowing a sex worker to effectively advertise her services on the show.

Following the furore, some 188 viewers have complained, with the broadcasting watchdog operator confirming the complaints following the ITV show, which aired last Tuesday (November 26).

Bonnie Blue has sparked fury by boasting about sleeping with teenagers ( 
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While appearing on This Morning, Bonnie boasted about the content that she creates – and how it is helping to bankroll her life and the lives of her family. But viewers watching from home were left outraged by her appearance and vowed to complain to Ofcom for ITV allowing her to promote her business on a daytime show.

One wrote on X: “Presumably #thismorning will advise viewers to make sure young children are out of the room for this next segment or do they think interviewing a prostitute at 10:35 is okay for family viewing? #ofcom.” Another raged: “I’m all for taking the p***, but having this gutter rat on daytime TV for a bit of PR is the pits. Unbelievable #OFCOM #ThisMorning.”

Another viewer fumed: “Bonnie Blue uses interviews like this rage bait and gets more views. Shame on #ThisMorning for giving her a platform. I don’t think 18-year-old boys can fully consent to having a video posted online forever, and what about STIs? She is abusing them.” The Mirror has contacted ITV for comment.

While appearing on the show, host Cat highlighted the fact that Bonnie has been branded “a predator” by her critics, pointing out she has been banned from Australia as well as being ejected from Fiji over her plans to film herself having sex with teenagers.

Asked how she ended up in her line of work, Bonnie revealed: “I didn’t know too much about the industry before I started, and it’s as simple as film videos and put it online. I guess that’s how it started.”

She went on to explain that she quit her job in recruitment to focus on sex work and earn more money. She said: “It started off as just the money. So I didn’t understand pleasure in sex. I didn’t understand the educational side of things. So yes, it started off purely around money. But then as I got into it, and as I educated myself in the industry, not only did I realise how much pleasure I received from it, but also how much there’s a missing gap of educational, you know, content online.”

And insisting she only has sex with boys who are over the age of 18, she mused: “They’ve had to bring passport, they’ve had to sign consent forms, they’ve had to a breathalyser, right? And then they’re sleeping with someone that educated and understands the industry. So what part of that is unsafe?”