Bonnie Blue screams in pain after sleeping with 1,000 men in one day; Shocking details emerge

Bonnie Blue, the 25-year-old adult star, has recently made a shocking revelation about her controversial acts, claiming that they caused her "the most pain" she has ever felt. The adult film sensation has faced severe criticism for her audacious claims, including one in which she allegedly engaged in physical relations with over 1,000 men in a single day.

In an attempt to break her competitor Lily Phillips' record, Bonnie set a goal to engage with as many men as possible within a 12-hour window. She took extra precautions to ensure that all the men involved were tested for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) before the event. Despite her efforts to be safe, Bonnie has spoken candidly about the physical toll it has had on her body, including severe scratches and painful bite marks.

Struggling with pain after marathon

In a shocking YouTube video, Bonnie discussed how, 24 hours after the event, she felt intense pain in her legs. She revealed that although people had bitten her neck and legs during the ordeal, she didn’t mind it and even enjoyed it, saying, "I tell people to come, make me yours."

Bonnie Blue, alongside filmmaker Josh Lee Spooner, took pride in breaking the 2004 record set by Lisa Sparks, who engaged with 919 men. Under her real name, Tia Billinger, she celebrated her remarkable achievement, saying, "To all those fathers, sons, grandfathers, and husbands, thank you for making this possible." Bonnie proudly stated, "I’m very proud of this number."

Health impacts and regret

Despite her pride in the accomplishment, Bonnie acknowledged the pain it caused, stating, "I expected to feel more pain, like after a tough workout, but I didn’t. I didn’t even take painkillers this time. The most pain is in my legs." She also revealed that she had prepared to take painkillers but chose not to, surprising even herself.

Bonnie also made a shocking statement to MailOnline, admitting that she was willing to risk severe health consequences, including HIV, for her career. "HIV is the biggest risk," she said courageously, adding, "I still choose to do this. I'm happy to take the risks for what I do."

Massive earnings and family involvement

Bonnie’s career is also financially thriving, as she proudly boasts about making "1 million pounds a month." Her family is involved in her business, with her mother, stepfather, and ex-husband, Oli Davidson, assisting with the management of her operations. Despite the mental and physical toll of her career, Bonnie remains committed to her work.