It can’t be easy living day-to-day life as arguably one of the most famous adult content creators of all time.
The 26-year-old star has now opened up about life following her outrageous stunt, where she bedded over 1,000 men all in one day.
Bonnie’s career has made her the target of an overwhelming amount of online hate, particularly from women.
Despite not letting the trolling ever get to her, the star has admitted her worst fear is related to being out in public.
In a new Channel 4 documentary all about her wild journey, Bonnie gets candid about the effects of being in the spotlight in such a way.
1,000 Men & Me: The Bonnie Blue Story aired on Tuesday night (July 29).
Speaking about the hate more generally, Bonnie says: “I genuinely believe the hate comments I get are from lazy, middle-aged women who can’t be a**ed to get off their sofa, let alone come and hurt me. I’m really not bothered.
“When I’m out in person, everyone is so amazing to me. They’re so sweet and so nice.”
But despite her hard exterior, there seems to be a softer side to the adult star that we are yet to see.
She shares: “I get a lot of death threats, I get people saying I’m transgender, and I get people making up that I’ve been s**ually assaulted and s**ually abused as a child, which is completely false.”
Bonnie shot to fame for filming her group s** sessions, and posting the footage on her OFs account, which has now been disabled.
But speaking about her worst fear, she expresses: “We are in a world where unfortunate things happen. Whether someone has got money or not, or famous or not
