Bonnie Blue, a 26-year-old, faced deportation from Bali, leaving with a defiant and cutting remark about the island she was leaving behind. Escorted through Denpasar airport, she offered a stark assessment: “I won’t miss looking at the starving dogs.”
The deportation followed a series of escalating issues, beginning with a seemingly innocuous vehicle. Blue’s “Bangbus,” as she called it, was found to be illegally repainted and untaxed since 2023, resulting in a small fine but attracting unwanted attention.
Her arrival in Bali was marked by a provocative social media post, directly addressing young male tourists. She hinted at impending encounters, writing, “cannot wait to meet you and I’m in Bali, so you know exactly what that means.” This message coincided with the annual “Schoolies” celebration, a tradition for Australian high school graduates.
Police intervention came swiftly after reports surfaced of Blue filming content with 17 male tourists. A raid on a property revealed cameras, sexual health products, and a collection of outfits branded “School Bonnie Blue,” alongside the infamous “Bangbus.”
Authorities stated the content centered around a competition where the prize was a night with Blue. While no explicit acts were discovered during the raid, the nature of the planned content raised significant concerns.
Despite the investigation, police clarified that no pornographic activity was found to be actively taking place at the time of the raid. The focus remained on the collaborative content and its potentially exploitative nature.
As she boarded a flight to Doha, Blue added another layer of controversy, stating her immediate plans upon returning to the UK: “straight to the Bangbus.” This final statement underscored her unapologetic attitude throughout the ordeal.
