That One 90’s Goat

Bonnie Blue had unprotected sex with 400 men to get pregnant. She took a DNA sample from every one of them. A month later she showed off her bump on spring break. Then she admitted it was silicone. The fake pregnancy made her £1 million. Then she got pregnant for real, and announced the birth outside the hospital wing where Kate Middleton had her children. Her real name is Tia Billinger. She is 27 and grew up in a Derbyshire village. At 14 she started dating a boy from school, Ollie, and later married him. She worked in recruitment. They moved to Australia’s Gold Coast, and he is the one who gave her the confidence to start OnlyFans. She has said they struggled to conceive and that she would probably need IVF. They split in 2023 and he went to work for her. In January 2025 she claimed 1,057 men in 12 hours. She made $1.4 million in 30 days. Then OnlyFans banned her for life. In December 2025 police in Bali raided a villa and arrested her with 17 men. She had been driving around the island in a pickup truck with “Bangbus” painted on the side. She faced up to 15 years in prison. She left with a small traffic fine, deportation and a 10-year ban. Days after landing in London she filmed herself outside the Indonesian embassy mimicking a sex act with their flag. British police charged her with outraging public decency. In February 2026 she held what she called a “breeding mission”: around 400 men, no protection, a DNA swab from each one. She filmed the pregnancy test. On March 31, outside a villa in Mexico, she said she was “no longer gonna need this fake bump” and thanked the parents who fell for it. She says the hoax got 100 million views and £1 million. Then she said she was pregnant again, this time for real. In the video below she sits down with LBC’s Shelagh Fogarty and announces that her baby shower will be a golden shower, open to the public. The host tells her she is uncomfortable: “This is your baby. This is your child.” On June 6, 112 men turned up. She admits her child’s life will be hard. She says money fixes it: the best healthcare, never having to work, a better life than “this s*** UK life.” On August 29 she posted a blurred newborn, filmed outside the Lindo Wing. The caption: “and then there were 1058 of us.” She has not named the father. No DNA results have come out. She plans to be filming again within five weeks. A woman who thought she would need IVF now has a baby whose father could be any one of 400 strangers. Watch the moment the host realises she isn’t joking.