The controversial OnlyFans star just traded Bali’s beaches for a London courtroom. Bonnie Blue, whose real name is Tia Billinger, has been formally charged with outraging public decency after simulating a sex act outside the Indonesian embassy in December 2025.
The 26-year-old will appear before a judge at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on April 22, facing a maximum penalty of six months in prison, an unlimited fine, or both. The charge follows a Metropolitan Police investigation that included an interview under caution on February 2.
The December 15 stunt was captured on video and posted to social media. In the footage, Blue stands surrounded by hooded men in masks, holding Indonesia’s red-and-white national flag. She tells the camera she was arrested in Bali for filming, then simulates a sex act while lifting the flag higher into frame.
The timing wasn’t accidental. Blue had just returned to the UK after being deported from Indonesia, where she faced legal trouble over her “Bang Bus” content creation in Bali . The Indonesian Embassy in London filed a formal complaint with British authorities, calling the act a desecration of their national symbol.
The controversial OnlyFans star’s legal troubles began weeks earlier in Indonesia. She was arrested in Bali on December 4 during a police raid on a studio in the Pererenan area, where she was filming with dozens of foreign nationals.
While pornography charges didn’t stick, authorities determined the content was for “private documentation” Blue faced consequences on other fronts. She was fined approximately £9 for traffic violations involving her unregistered blue “Bang Bus” pickup truck, then deported for working on a tourist visa.
Indonesia’s immigration authority imposed a 10-year entry ban, not the six months Blue initially claimed. Officials stated her activities were “inconsistent with the government’s efforts to maintain Bali’s quality tourism image”.
February brought another headline. Blue announced she was pregnant after claiming to have slept with 400 men at a London mansion, the same location where she previously claimed a “world record” of sleeping with over 1,000 men.
Fans spotted the fake baby bump immediately. Comments flooded in: “Anyone notice the fake baby bump??”. Blue later clarified it was a hoax to raise funds for someone undergoing IVF, insisting she would “never, ever lie about pregnancy” despite leading followers to believe otherwise.
The Metropolitan Police confirmed Blue was charged via postal requisition on March 16, with the Crown Prosecution Service authorizing the action. For a creator who built her brand on pushing boundaries, those boundaries just pushed back.
The controversial OnlyFans star now faces a British court, Indonesian officials watching from afar, and a public that can’t seem to look away. April 22 will determine whether this chapter ends with a fine, freedom, or time behind bars.
