OnlyFans Model Bonnie Blue Claims Record Sex with 1,057 Partners in 12 Hours

Bonnie Blue, a 25-year-old OnlyFans model from Derbyshire, UK, has made headlines with her claim of setting a controversial world record by engaging in sexual activity with 1,057 men within 12 hours. This surpasses the previous record held by adult film actress Lisa Sparks, who reportedly engaged with 919 men in a 24-hour period in 2004.

Blue announced her achievement through a series of TikTok videos, expressing gratitude to the participants with a mix of humor, saying, “Thanks to all the barely legal, barely breathing, and the husbands.” She also noted an unexpected benefit from the event, claiming her skin looked better than ever following the marathon session.

The logistics of the event have drawn significant attention. Reports suggest Blue managed this feat by organizing the men into groups of five, using a “spinning circle” method to maintain rotation. Her public relations representative confirmed to media outlets that Blue exceeded her initial target of 1,000 participants to accommodate everyone in line, ensuring no one was left out.

The announcement has sparked widespread debate and criticism online. Many questioned the feasibility and ethics of such a stunt, with detractors calling it “embarrassing” and “sad,” arguing that the event was more about gaining attention and monetary gain than setting a meaningful record.

Blue has previously faced backlash for her content, which critics allege promotes infidelity and targets young adults. She defended her work, labeling it “educational” for those involved. This latest claim comes amid news of another OnlyFans creator, Lily Phillips, preparing to attempt a similar record of engaging with 1,000 men in a single day. Blue’s announcement has preempted Phillips’ attempt, sparking intense discussion within the adult entertainment community about the ethics and implications of such records.

While Blue has promised to share video evidence of the event on her OnlyFans page, her claim remains unverified by any official record-keeping organization. The announcement has further fueled debates around the boundaries of adult content creation, the pursuit of notoriety, and the lengths some creators go to for attention in the digital age.