Inside Bonnie Blue’s Net Worth And Why It Keeps Making Headlines

The 27-year-old British adult content creator organized an “extreme” 18+ event where hundreds of random men lined up to sleep with her in a 12-hour window. A self-reported seven-figure payday followed by a swift ban from OnlyFans.

Often dubbed the “female Andrew Tate,” Bonnie keeps sparking outrage with graphic viral stunts that leave some viewers thrilled and others furious. One clip even led to her being labeled a “sociopath” with deep-rooted “daddy issues.”

But the Derbyshire-born creator remains unfazed. She claims her controversial fame brings in massive monthly profits, and her luxury spending receipts back that up.

Following her OnlyFans ban, though, questions swirl about whether her income will hold up. Here’s a closer look at Bonnie Blue’s 2025 net worth, her rise to adult stardom, and why she isn’t slowing down anytime soon.

Bonnie Blue’s net worth in 2026 is 5 million, depending on which source you believe. The lower estimate comes from The Tab, which credited her with slowly stacking cash since her 2023 debut on OnlyFans.

The higher figure was floated by Finance Monthly, based on her viral stunts and multiple income streams.

The OnlyFans creator previously claimed she made $1.4 million per month (via The Tab), totaling $16.8 million in a year. She later upped that figure, saying she pulled in $2.1 million monthly, or $25.2 million annually (per Yahoo).

Finance Monthly noted that her fortune ballooned beyond OnlyFans thanks to merch, investments, and endorsements.

After her OnlyFans account was shut down in June, Bonnie wasted no time pivoting to Fansly. She now boasts over 28,000 followers on the rival platform (per NationalWorld).

While her exact earnings on Fansly remain unknown, her fanbase continues to grow.

Bonnie Blue (real name Tia Billinger) is a 26-year-old British adult content creator who went viral after reportedly sleeping with 1,057 men in just 12 hours (per The Week).

The stunt brought a firestorm of backlash, with critics accusing her of glamorizing p–n, enabling misogyny, and promoting r–e culture, but her publicist has hailed her a “marketing genius” (via Channel 4).

Her viral rise has made her a textbook example of how modern platforms reward shock value (per The Guardian).

ELLE described her as the poster child for a growing wave of “sex extremism” that’s harming everyone involved.

Bonnie grabbed attention in a crowded adult market by openly encouraging men to “treat me like your s–t” and “rearrange my insides,” attracting waves of barely legal teens (per The Week).

Bonnie Blue denied any allegations of having “daddy issues” and maintained that she “enjoys” her lucrative job as an adult content creator. “You can do this job because you enjoy it, because it's a million dollar business,” she revealed to Mamamia.

In a candid interview with Ryan Pownall on The Pillowtalk Podcast, the British adult star offered a sneak peek into her OnlyFans earnings shortly after a viral stunt.

“Bonnie Blue, I heard you’re making half a million on OnlyFans a month,” the host inquired. The Cam Girl replied, “No, completely wrong. In the last 30 days, I have made $1.4 million.”

During a teaser of Bonnie’s appearance on Camilla Araujo’s podcast, the OnlyFans creator disclosed that she raked in a staggering $2.1 million on the subscription-based social media platform (per VICE).

Even after her OnlyFans' 20% cut, Bonnie Blue still raked in approximately $650,000 a month, translating to over $8 million per year (per Celebrity Net Worth).

These monumental earnings start to make more sense when considering that OnlyFans hovered around $5.6bn in revenue in 2024 and paid its creators a staggering $4.5bn (per Yahoo Finance).

Bonnie Blue caused major controversy with a proposed stunt dubbed a human “petting zoo,” where she planned to be restrained inside a glass box and allow 2,000 men to interact with her sexually (per Euronews).

That plan crossed the line for OnlyFans. The platform removed her account, citing a violation of its policy.

On June 10, OK! Magazine reported that her page was officially pulled for “taking things way too far.” VICE confirmed the ban the next day. “She was making tens of thousands a month via OnlyFans and now that’s gone,” a source told the outlet. “

She’s crossed a line, and OnlyFans had no choice but to act.”

In a June 14 update, Hindustan Times shared a statement from an OnlyFans spokesperson saying that “extreme ‘challenge’ content is not available on OnlyFans and is not permitted under our Acceptable Use Policy and Terms of Service.”

“Any breach of our Terms of Service results in content or account deactivation.”

An August 4 joint report by the National Enquirer and Hindustan Times confirmed Bonnie Blue was permanently banned over the “petting zoo” proposal.

After being banned from the platform that made her famous, Bonnie Blue continued her adult content career on Fansly.

She defended her stunts as fully legal and conducted under strict safety protocols.

The Tab reported that a viral hoax played a surprising role in her ban. A parody poster from the Facebook page NOW This Is What I Call British Banter went viral, allegedly helping push OnlyFans to act.

The page’s admin told the outlet he never expected the post to be taken seriously.

“I was more shocked that people actually believed the dogging tour announcement,” he said. “But the internet never fails to surprise me. I don’t feel guilty about creating the image.”

Bonnie Blue hasn’t held back when it comes to flaunting her wealth. She splurged £28,650 on a gold Rolex in Miami, calling the luxury watch “actually quite cheap” (per The Sun).

She also spent £390,000 on a bright blue Ferrari 458 that matched her name and thanked the group of barely legal teens who helped make it possible (per The Sun).

“I’m grateful to the barely-legals and 1,057 men who afforded me my new Ferrari,” she wrote, “and can’t wait to continue to use my earnings to give back.”

She also drew criticism for chartering a yacht in Miami, which The Tab called “millionaire bachelorette party with zero rules” energy.

If her rumored $43 million net worth holds true, Bonnie Blue ranks in the mid-top tier of wealthy influencers and streamers listed by Bored Panda.

But if the $5 million figure from Celebrity Net Worth is closer to reality, she still trails behind Mia Khalifa, reportedly worth $8 million in 2025 (Bored Panda).

Her rise has been so fast that it earned its own feature in Yahoo Finance, titled “The economics of Bonnie Blue.”

Broadcaster and financial analyst Albie Amankona called her a “case study” in how sex, controversy, and cash collide in the online economy.

Bonnie’s reach spans platforms and continents, from Fox and GB News to viral X, TikTok, and YouTube clips.

“She’s already vowed to double her record by sleeping with 2,000 men in 25 hours,” Amankona warned. “What worries me is what or who comes next.”