Bonnie Blue (Actually) Has A Kid Now

Well, after months of baby bump photos and rumors, it appears to be official: Bonnie Blue is a mom. The adult film star known for her record-breaking sexual stunts posted a Reel on Instagram of her and her newborn baby in the hospital yesterday.

For months, Blue claimed to be pregnant, but given her track record of rage-baiting and sometimes flat out lying, very few actually believed her. She made her pregnancy claim in February of this year, shortly after having unprotected sex with 400 men as part of what she called her “breeding mission”.

She made even more headlines after she announced she planned to hold a baby shower, but with a sexually explicit twist. There was no shortage of traditional baby shower activities like games and gifts for the baby, but Blue also allegedly had sex with 112 random guys. Oh, and she also let them “shower” her with their urine. 

But Blue didn’t stop there. Weeks before her due date, she filmed another sexual stunt called the “final stretch”. In it, she had a handful of men clad in blue ski masks help prepare for her delivery by dilating her cervix by 10 centimeters. With her typical Bonnie Blue blunt-ness, the blonde Brit remarked, “I want to make sure that I can get this baby out perfectly. So today, the boys are going to use toys, tongues, fingers, inches, their sons, whatever they want to use to help stretch me out.”

After these stunts, people were skeptical as to whether or not Blue was actually pregnant. In March, she posted a bikini photo with what appeared to be a fake baby bump. After some fans pointed this out, Blue disclosed she wasn’t actually pregnant.

Blue has openly admitted her marketing plan involves making false claims or performing outrageous stunts to generate clicks and conversations, so she gave people little reason to believe her pregnancy claim.

But, now that Blue does have a baby (and was apparently carrying it during these wild sex romps), some members of the medical community have serious concerns about its health.

Dr. Vinay Rane, an obstetrician and gynecologist at a Melbourne, Australia clinic, explains that sex during pregnancy is perfectly healthy; but sex with multiple partners, not so much. 

“The uterus is one of nature’s most effective protective environments. It does a remarkable job shielding a developing baby from the outside world,” Dr. Rane explained. “What it cannot do is prevent every infection acquired by the mother. Where there are multiple sexual partners, particularly if protection is not used, the risk of acquiring sexually transmitted infections increases.” Sexually promiscuous conduct is Blue’s signature, but it carries some pretty intense health risks. “Some infections can have serious consequences for both mother and baby, which is one reason we now routinely screen all pregnant women for conditions such as syphilis during pregnancy,” Dr. Rane said. 

Despite this concern, Blue has assured the public her baby is in great health. “I’ve had a baby. I’m fine. I had a C-section and the baby’s super, super healthy,” Blue said. She’s feeling ok, but some pain still lingers. “I’m going home later. It was painful but not as bad as I thought. However, when I was sick this morning, it genuinely felt like I had my stitches ripped open.” 

Bonnie Blue is an incredibly divisive figure, but outside of all the eye-popping, stomach-churning sexual feats she relies on, Blue says she’s always wanted to be a mother. “I tried to get pregnant for years with my ex-partner and really, really struggled and I’d have to go down the IVF route.” Becoming a parent changes everything, but we’ll see if motherhood changes Bonnie Blue.