Bonnie Blue is poking fun at her “petting zoo” event while visiting an actual animal habitat.
In a photo shared via her Instagram Story on Monday, June 23, Blue reached over a fence to touch the top of an animal’s head. “Petting zoo wasn’t so bad,” she wrote over the image.
In a follow up Story on another Instagram account, Blue tossed feed at a pig through the pen. “Dangerous activities at the petting zoo,” she added.
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Blue’s upload comes days after she was set to complete her “petting zoo” challenge on June 15, where she would be unclothed and tied to a glass box. Blue noted that she hoped to top her current record and sleep with 2,000 men at the event. Later this month, speculation swirled that Blue had been banned from the adult content platform.
“Extreme ‘challenge’ content is not available on OnlyFans and is not permitted under our Acceptable Use Policy and Terms of Service,” a spokesperson told Us Weekly in a statement. “Any breach of our Terms of Service results in content or account deactivation.”
If the content breaches the OnlyFans terms of service, the subscription-based platform does not permit creators to suggest that it could be located there. OnlyFans will act when users breach their terms of service.
Blue later broke her silence, telling the U.K.’s Daily Star that the platform “took unprecedented action” by banning her for “making content, while multiple other creators are mimicking my entire marketing techniques and events.”
“They deemed my content ‘dangerous’, although I’m the only person creating this content who has never publicly made statements about ending up in hospital, due to creating unsafe environments,” she said in a statement. “Nor have I publicly explained my sadness due to these events, unlike others who are allowed to stay.”
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She continued, “The main difference between me and the others, I’m more successful and don’t cry or bleed after my events, as I understand my body and my limits.” (Blue appears to be throwing shade at fellow OnlyFans creators Lily Phillips and Annie Knight, who participated in their own “competitive sex” challenges and cried and ended up in a hospital after, respectively.)
Blue noted that she had precautions in place, including checks with ID scanners and consent forms. The creator claimed that she provides participants with “free condoms, beverages and materials to hide their identities to the public if they so choose.”
“My content was deemed ‘dangerous’, but if I was banned for this, it calls into question the authenticity of the platform, as no other creator has had the same treatment,” she said. “From using under age children to promote Only Fans, to content that should be prohibited from the platform.”
She continued, “It’s my belief that OnlyFans do not care about the creators or the people, but just the press articles and public pressure. If I didn’t have the platform I have for the hard work I’ve done I don’t think they would have battered an eyelid, as proven with all of these other creators.”
Blue alleged that the platform has “more of a problem” with her sleeping with “barely legals” than if she “used children to promote my content instead.”
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“They have more of an issue with me using consenting adults for content than the other creators doing what I assume is the same thing,” she said. “I didn’t do anything out of the OnlyFans norm, yet other creators can commit more harmful breaches of ToS and are fine.”
Blue also claimed that she had once been given a warning for content that she didn’t upload, alleging that she was confused for a different creator.
“How can a company who doesn’t know the difference between its own influencers be a trustworthy source to comment on anyone’s content?” she said. “The platform has no issue with the content I made, as is made clear by using these other influencers as examples. They have an issue with me personally. I was singled out and used as an example.”
She concluded, “OnlyFans stated any breach of their t & cs will lead to account deactivation. If that’s the case, and I wasn’t discriminated against, how do they explain the multiple other creators that also claim to do the same.”
Us Weekly reached out to Blue and OnlyFans for comment.
To learn more about the serious potential risks and harms of “competitive sex” and other explicit OnlyFans content — read what doctors, mental health professionals and other experts told Us Weekly here.
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