25-year-old Bonnie Blue made waves on This Morning discussing her highly contentious line of work in the adult industry, and gave a rather unusual justification for her university escapades. The adult content maker became notorious for her tours around UK universities where she sleeps with students and records the raunchy encounters—conduct she’s been slammed for, being labelled as predatory towards the young lads.
However, appearing on the ITV programme, Bonnie lamented over being subjected to overly severe judgement, claiming she was actually “educating” the undergrads. When presenter Cat Deeley broke down how Bonnie rakes in a staggering £600,000 a month from her liaisons with teens, Bonnie took the reins to shed light on her motivations for targeting freshers.
“I didn’t understand the educational side of things, so yeah it started off purely about money,” she confessed. Yet, as she delved deeper and enlightened herself about the industry, Bonnie said, “But, as I got into it and as I educated myself on the industry, not only did I realise how much pleasure I received from it but also how much there’s a missing gap on educational content online.”
Nonetheless, Radio DJ Ashley James was swift to challenge the assertion that Bonnie’s pursuits had an educative angle, critiquing her choice of words, “barely legal”, used to describe her young conquests and questioned, “But you also now use that terminology. You also say that you’re educating but I’m wondering who are you educating? A lot of your audience especially on Tik Tok are teenagers.”
Bonnie retorted: “I’ll educate you on the true story of it. There is no content online for 18-year-olds or even people who are new to sex. You go from school where you learn about how to get pregnant basically, how to have safe sex. Then they go from watching content online which is rough”, reports the Mirror.
But Ashley wasn’t having any of it and shot back: “My point here is, what are you doing to teach young boys and girls that they don’t just exist, women do not exist to please men? Men do not have a right to cheat with partners, but also how are you teaching young boys that male pleasure is not the ultimate? There’s female pleasure, there’s respect, what are you going to teach young men that they don’t just have an automatic right to sex?”
Their exchange was fiery, resulting in social media erupting with opinions. Many This Morning viewers took to Twitter to applaud Ashley while criticising the show for inviting Bonnie in the first place.
“That segment with Bonnie Blue. Seems she was so defensive when Ashley made some valid points, like how she does women no favours. So she ‘educates’ boys by showing them money can buy sex. Instead of them experiencing meeting and falling in love the natural way,” commented a viewer.
“Go on, Ashley. This Bonnie Blue character is deluded and embarrassing. Why is she even on? Wrapping up what she does as education. Madness!” Another viewer expressed indignantly.
A third disappointed fan called out the production by posting: “Whoever invited Bonnie blue on this morning needs sacking #ThisMorning absolutely VILE.”
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