Bonnie Blue has revealed why she’s hitting pause on “loving” sex after splitting from her husband Ollie Davidson.
Speaking to U.K. outlet The Times on Friday, July 25, Blue (real name Tia Billinger) admitted she stopped dating amid her OnlyFans sex challenges and after calling it quits with Davidson.
“I’m taking a break,” Blue, 26, told the outlet. “Me and my ex were together for a very long time and I’m fine not being in a relationship. It’s going to be difficult when I’m ready to date, because of what I do.”
She added, “Some of the sex I have with people is loving, but it’s not boyfriend and girlfriend loving.”
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Blue has previously touched on her relationship with her ex, which lasted for a decade before they went their separate ways.
“I used to be married. We were together nearly 10 years, and we just grew apart,” Blue shared on the “Saving Grace” podcast recorded in October 2024. “We met when I was 13. Broke up last year.”
In several interviews, she has insisted that her line of work had nothing to do with why they called time on their marriage.
Blue has made headlines for her sex stunts and explicit OnlyFans content, including earlier this year when she claimed to have broken a world record by sleeping with 1,057 men in 12 hours.
Despite their split, Davidson has even lended a helping hand to Blue when it comes to her content creation.
“We’re on really good terms. He works for me now,” Blue said of her former spouse. “[He] helps with some behind the scenes stuff. It is convenient. It’s handy for me.”
She added, “We’re married so he’s going to get some of the money regardless. He might as well work for it. … This job benefits anyone in my family including him.
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The content creator also announced a “petting zoo” event which was set to feature Blue unclothed and tied to a glass box as she attempted to sleep with 2,000 men. The event’s announcement ultimately got her permanently banned from OnlyFans despite being one of the platform’s top creators, reportedly raking in millions in revenue.
“Extreme ‘challenge’ content is not available on OnlyFans and is not permitted under our Acceptable Use Policy and Terms of Service,” a spokesperson told Us Weekly in a statement at the time. “Any breach of our Terms of Service results in content or account deactivation.”
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