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OnlyFans influencer Bonnie Blue claims that she’s broken the world record for having sex with the most men in a time space of 12 hours.
Blue, who hails from England, allegedly slept with 1,057 people within a 12-hour period over the weekend, her publicist told The Sun in a story published on Monday, January 13.
The sex worker has since surfaced on Instagram expressing gratitude toward her clientele and ensuring that she is doing OK.
“I don’t need a wheelchair. I’m fine,” she promised. “Just feels like I’ve had a heavy day in the bedroom. Which is exactly what I’ve had.”
On Sunday, January 12, Blue also posted a clip via TikTok in which she showed off her glowing complexion, telling her followers, “This is what my face looks like after taking 1,000 men less than 12 hours ago.”
In another TikTok video, she triumphantly held up a sign that read “1,000” and recalled the experience as being a series of group sex sessions in the beginning.
“The room was absolutely full,” Blue recalled. “Then we did groups of five. Like, one after the other. … I wanted to give people more time, so then it went down to, like, one on ones. So, like, one person would watch when I was with somebody” and then “it would rotate in a circle like that.”
Blue also shared the news via her Instagram, where her followers urged her to take care of herself.
“I can’t even comprehend the mental and physical stamina required for this. Are you sure you’re not a robot? 🤔” someone remarked, while another said, “Oh bonnie love. I just want to give you a cuddle. Hope you got out of it all you wanted, take time for yourself girl. ❤️.”
Blue isn’t the only OF user who has been participating in this latest trend. Influencer Lily Phillips completed her challenge to sleep with 100 men in 24 hours and set a new goal for January 2025 is to have sex with 1,000 guys in one day.
“My parents knew straight from the start what I was doing,” Phillips, 23, said in the YouTube documentary I Slept With 100 Men in One Day via The Mirror. “I was very upfront about it. Obviously, at the start, they were a bit apprehensive because they wanted me to be safe and they wanted me to make good decisions and stuff like that. I just think I can’t hold myself back because I’m scared of what other people might think.”
