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UPDATE: British sex worker Bonnie Blue, known as Tia Billinger, is facing serious legal troubles in Bali after being questioned by local police over allegations of engaging in “pornographic activities.” This urgent situation is unfolding as authorities are considering her deportation from the popular tourist destination.
Reports confirm that Blue was summoned to a police station on Friday afternoon, where officials raised concerns about her infamous “Bang Bus.” Police stated that her tour, which allegedly involves picking up Australian students celebrating Schoolies, is not legal under Indonesian law.
Authorities have indicated that Blue acquired a van locally, repainted from white to dark blue, to use for her explicit content creation on platforms like OnlyFans. The use of such a vehicle may violate laws prohibiting the production and distribution of pornographic material. Indonesian regulations impose severe penalties, especially when minors are involved.
Additionally, police revealed that the vehicle’s tax expired in 2023, and any discrepancies between the vehicle’s color and registration could result in fines of up to AU$46 or even two months in prison. Blue’s vehicle was reportedly spotted with young men in the back, a situation that has raised further eyebrows among local authorities.
A viral Instagram video from Blue shows her reveling in nightlife, posing with fans, and driving her “Bang Bus.” The caption read, “A perfect night from start to end,” but the reality is far more complicated. Just this week, she was ejected from a Bali nightclub for causing chaos among fans eager for selfies and autographs, overwhelming security measures in place.
In a bizarre twist, Blue previously staged a fake arrest in the UK, claiming to be searched by police, which she later admitted was part of a publicity stunt. A source close to her stated, “It’s all part of a stunt to gain notoriety,” suggesting that her antics are designed to keep her in the public eye.
As the situation continues to develop, the implications for Blue could be severe, especially given her status as a banned individual from Australia. The Bali police are expected to make a decision soon regarding her potential deportation.
This story highlights the clash between local laws and the activities of international influencers. As the Bali police investigate, many are left wondering how this will affect Blue’s future and the ongoing debate around digital content creation in regions with strict regulations.
Stay tuned for more updates as this story unfolds.
