Bonnie Blue’s sex stunt is dangerous… even my 18-year-old thinks she’s disgusting, says ex-glamour model Nicola McLean

AS a mum to teenage sons, I am disgusted by Bonnie, the 25-year-old woman who slept with 1,057 men – some as young as 18 – in 12 hours.

What a dangerous claim to fame.

Bonnie, real name Tia Billinger, then had the audacity to boast about her stunt, telling the sad men who queued to have sex with her: “Thank you to all the dads, sons, grandads and husbands that helped make this possible.”

She intended to post a video of what she claims is a new world record on OnlyFans.

I’m glad the platform didn’t allow it, as it flouted their rules.

I worry about the toxic message Bonnie is sending out to teenage boys.

Some of those who queued up to have sex with her were just 18 and clearly only doing it because they’re young and naive.

My eldest boy, Rocky, is 18 and not old enough to decide whether he wants to stand in a queue, s**g Bonnie Blue and be on the internet for the rest of his life.

I want women to be able to do what they want.

Given the choice, I sincerely believe he wouldn’t.

I think there would be a lot more eyebrows raised if there was a man out there saying he wanted to sleep with a thousand barely legal girls.

Rocky and his brother Striker, 14, are being raised in a house with a strong female.

I talk to them about treating women with respect and not attempting to control women or dictate what we should or shouldn’t do.

I have had conversations about consent.

We’ve got to be very mindful, what with people like Andrew Tate on TikTok.

Where does Bonnie Blue leave us?

I think the messaging is really wrong.

It’s making young men who don’t have parents to guide them correctly believe that women want that treatment.

Boys without any real parental guidance are basically parented by what they see online and in the media.

It boils my blood when Bonnie Blue comes up on my For You pages and she’s using such provocative language, such as, “barely legal”.

And it’s not just boys I worry about.

It’s worrying for young girls, too.

Teenage lads are going to expect their girlfriends to behave more like her and other adult stars who are painting a totally unrealistic picture of what sex is.

And those girls will think they have to “perform” to a certain level and maybe do things they’re not ready for, in case their boyfriends cheat on them.

Rocky has had a girlfriend for four years and they have a lovely relationship.

His friends are all good boys, too.

I asked Rocky whether he and his mates are talking about her and he said they did, but now no one’s interested — it’s boring.

I even asked him what he thought of what Bonnie Blue was doing and he said: “It’s disgusting, we all think she’s disgusting.”

I haven’t spoken to my 14-year-old son about it, not because he’s too young but because Bonnie wouldn’t interest him.

It will have come up on his TikTok, but will he have clicked on it?

I seriously doubt it.

He’s too busy watching football.

Bonnie’s recent stunt isn’t a one-off.

Last year, she claimed to have had sex with 122 students in three weeks in Mexico.

She also went on a “tour” of UK universities, finding freshers to have sex with.

Now, let me make one thing clear: I’m a feminist.

'MEANINGLESS SEX'

I want women to be able to do what they want.

I loved being a glamour model and I’m not here to woman-bash.

When I did glamour modelling from the age of 18 to 24, it was in an environment that I felt safe in.

But it isn’t the same profession as Bonnie’s.

Being a glamour model and Page 3 girl isn’t the same as being a sex worker.

I’m not even challenging porn star Bonnie Blue’s choice to do what she did — but I am questioning why she wanted to do it.

In my opinion, Bonnie — who makes an estimated £600,000 a month from OnlyFans — is damaging a lot of people by ‘normalising' meaningless sex.

With this stunt, and others like it, she is inviting any Tom, Dick or Harry to come and have sex with her for 45 seconds.

That’s not safe. Anyone could turn up.

Yes, there was security on the door of the £15million London mansion where her sex marathon took place, but that seems pretty meaningless.

She says everyone wore a condom, but there’s no way she can truly protect her sexual health.

Shockingly, she is even willing to risk catching HIV as she’s earning so much, saying: “HIV is the big one and I still choose to do it.

"I’m happy to risk the things I risk.”

The older men queuing up, who were in their forties, are as disgusting and in the wrong as she is if they are willing to queue for hours to penetrate a random woman.

I think she has influenced fellow OnlyFans star Lily Phillips, 23, who slept with 101 men in a day last October and made a documentary about it.

But Bonnie is pushing things to the extreme and it’s dangerous.

And I think it’s really sad to see her proudly showing off the injuries she endured during the 12-hour sex session.

She says she’s here to educate young boys on sex.

But we should not be educating teenage boys that rough sex is the norm.

And we should also not be educating young girls that that’s how they should be treated in the bedroom.

Bonnie has had comments from other women like, “Go girl”, and, “You absolutely smashed it”, but I don’t understand why anyone would congratulate her on what she’s done.

'NEEDS PROFESSIONAL HELP'

It’s really alarming.

She has said people are sex-shaming her and that there’s nothing shameful about sex. There isn’t.

But she is delusional if she thinks this sort of behaviour won’t be shamed.

I think she needs professional help.

I think a day will come when she regrets this.

She has to take some responsibility for her actions.

She wants to sleep with barely legal teens and put them on her OnlyFans site, but what happens when that teen grows up, has his dream job, a serious girlfriend, or a family?

He then has that worry that his life could be ruined because of a stupid decision he made at 18.

We really have to worry about the mental health aspect of this. It’s so damaging.

Bonnie Blue has thanked husbands for taking part.

Seeing what she is doing is going to make men expect more from their wives.

And I doubt the wives will be pleased, either.

We’re going to work, cooking, cleaning and looking after our children but if we’re coming home and not rolling over, then we deserve to be cheated on?

It’s a crazy message to put out there.

As much as I find her actions shocking and her language vile, there’s no denying this girl is a marketing genius.

But what she’s doing is totally beyond my understanding and, worse, it’s threatening to damage a whole generation of young men and women.