NOTORIOUS OnlyFans star Bonnie Blue claims she broke the world record for the most men in one day – after she “slept 1,057 beds in 12 hours”.
Bonnie never hid her desire to surpass the record currently held by Lisa Sparks, who slept with 919 men in a day back in 2004.
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Bonnie Blue claims to have broken the world sex record after allegedly sleeping with 1,057 men in 12 hoursCredit: tiktok/bonniebluclips
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She also said her skin never looked better than after a hard day Credit: tiktok/bonnie_bluexxo
And after inviting “barely legal and barely breathing” men to take part in a London event on Saturday, she says she did just that.
In a video on her TikTok page, Bonnie – who has previously been labeled a “predator” for hanging out with teenagers – boasted that her skin looks better than ever after her sexual exploits.
“This is what my face looks like after taking 1,000 men less than 12 hours ago,” said Bonnie – who was wearing a strappy vest top and matching panties.
In another TikTok video, the controversial sex worker opened up about how her day went — and the organization behind the alleged event.
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“The big 1000 is completely over,” Bonnie said as she wore only her house dress.
“So I’ll give you a quick rundown, g**gb**gs for g**gb**gs to start.
“The room was absolutely full.
“Then we made groups of five, like one after another of five.”
She said she “wanted to give people more time” so they reduced it to “one on one”.
“So one person would be watching while I was with someone, and then it would literally be like a spinning circle,” she explained.
Controversial star Bonnie Blue boasted of her sexual conquests live
In a statement to Fabulous Online, Bonnie’s PR said: “She slept with 1057 people.
“As she reached 1000, there were 57 left in the queue that Bonnie wanted to satisfy before she finished her 12 hour day.”
There are only 720 minutes in a 12-hour period, which means that if Bonnie’s claims are correct, she had to allocate less than a minute per person.
But in the comments section of Bonnie’s videos, people were quick to question why she did it — and why the men themselves wanted to get involved.
“How embarrassing!” wrote one.
“It’s unfortunate that men would want to do it too – all for fame and money.”
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“Why would anyone do this?” asked another.
“And the men! What do they all think?”
“I think it’s a bit sick to be honest, how could anyone want this?” wrote the third.
Another said sarcastically: “I bet her parents are really proud!”
“Your dad must be so sad!” someone else agreed.
And others even questioned whether Bonnie’s claims about the number of men she slept with were true.
“People who believe this are actually deluding themselves,” wrote one.
“Did you,” the other laughed.
“I still don’t believe it,” insisted a third.
“1000 men??? Yeah, whatever,” someone else said.
Bonnie’s rep also said that “video evidence” of the event will be shared on the adult star’s X-rated page in the coming months.
She also said there was a documentary crew there filming for an upcoming program.
Bonnie is said to earn around £600,000 a month on OnlyFans and is worth around £3million.
She initially found success through her niche of sleeping with “barely legal” and virgins – for which she was panned by critics.
And in a video before the sex-packed event in London, Bonnie said it controversially again as she invited young men and those “barely breathing” to take part.
Bonnie’s 1,057 man day came after she spoke to GB News about her decision to take the OnlyFans route in search of “a better life”, after initially working in recruitment.
“I used to work in an office job, from nine to five, sitting in rush hours, getting 20 days of annual leave, and for a while I accepted it,” she said.
“I said ‘OK, this is life, this is the best it can be’.
“And then you know when you start looking back on life, thinking, am I going to get, you know, when I’m in a nursing home, and think, wow, I should have done something more, I shouldn’t have cared about people’s judgment.
“So I thought, no, I want to change that. I don’t want to be afraid of what people will think of me.”
Bonnie previously sparked a backlash after bragging about sleeping with teenagers – and their married fathers and grandfathers.
Her stunts, such as attending Nottingham Trent University and offering sex to students if they let her film their encounters, led to her being branded a “predator”.
She even had her Australian visa canceled after she planned to sleep with “barely legal” teenagers fresh out of school.
Bonnie was attacked by abuser Harrison James, who blamed her for perpetuating a “dangerous culture”.
He said: “She is a predator who capitalizes on a dangerous culture where boys are conditioned by mainstream pornography to view sexual relations as a ticket to validation and masculinity.”
Bonnie defended her actions, arguing that 18-year-olds are adults and can therefore make their own choices.
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Bonnie is estimated to earn around £600,000 a month through her OnlyFansCredit: instagram/@bonnie_blue_xox/
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But she faced controversy after bragging about her sexual exploits on TVCredit: tiktok/@gbnews
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Bonnie now faces competition from grown-up stars like Lily Phillips, who is hoping to ‘break the record’ nextCredit: instagram/lilyphillip_s
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