Bonnie Blue Arrested In Bali And Facing 15 Years In Prison For Trying To Start A 'Bang Bus' With 17 Male Tourists

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Source - Police in Bali are yet to release additional information following the arrest last week of controversial OnlyFans model Bonnie Blue and 17 male tourists – including 15 Australians who have since been released – on suspicion of breaching Indonesia’s strict anti-pornography law.

If prosecuted and found guilty under the law, Blue, whose real name is Tia Billinger and who gained fame for having sex with 1,057 men in 12 hours in a documentary about her career, faces up to 15 years imprisonment in Indonesia and fines up to 6 billion rupiah (approximately $541,000), which are the maximum penalties.

A large cache of items including professional video cameras, mountains of contraceptives and erectile drugs, a small blue ute with the words ‘Bonnie Blue’s BangBus’ painted across the front and side in addition to the content-creator’s own Instagram account in which she can be seen soliciting schoolies teenagers over the age of 18 for pornographic activities were seized by police in Bali following a tip off by concerned citizens.

Vacation = ruined. Way to go, Bali PD! Good luck trying to get a bunch of drunk Australians to come back any time soon. What's their crime? That the world's biggest sl*t (her term, not mine) tried to have sex with them? Give me a break. It's 2025, dudes. People are going to fuck. Sometimes it will be in the comfort of their own homes, sometimes it will be in a sweaty Indonesian studio with fifteen of their closest friends. 

This happened a couple days ago and Bonnie is still in prison facing a maximum sentence of fifteen years. That said, there is hope..

According to Philo Dellano, a managing partner at the PNB Immigration, a law firm in Jakarta specialising in helping foreigners deal with Indonesian immigration and legal matters, if found guilty, Blue will probably be deported and banned from ever entering Indonesia again, rather than prosecuted and imprisoned.

“She is being detained by the police, which means they can proceed to prosecute her,” Dellano told News.com.au. “But in my opinion, if there is an ‘invisible hand’ that requests that she be deported, she can be transferred to the nearest immigration office, from where she will be deported from Indonesia.

Thank god! Although the immigration lawyer says she may not get out until "January or February" of next year. *Extreme Christopher Moltisanti voice*…"and all this over some dirty bang bus." Sigh. Hope it was worth it, Bonnie! Same goes for the fifteen seventeen other people that were arrested. Funny how you don't hear about them in the news. Then again, they're probably thrilled about that. Fingers crossed this nightmare is sorted out by Christmas. Thanks for reading!