An OnlyFans model claims to have set a “world record” by having sex with the most men in a single day, stating she engaged with 1,057 men in just 12 hours.
Bonnie Blue, 25, from Derbyshire, reportedly surpassed the record set by adult film star Lisa Sparks, who slept with 919 men in 24 hours back in 2004. Following the event, which took place in London last Saturday, Bonnie shared TikTok footage thanking “all the barely legal, barely breathing, and the husbands” who participated.
The controversial figure has previously sparked backlash online for her statements about sleeping with “barely legal” 18-year-olds and encouraging men to “cheat” on their wives. Blue has also revealed that she earns up to £750,000 a month by sharing explicit content on OnlyFans.
In her latest posts, Bonnie remarked that her skin appeared “better than ever” following the stunt. She also posted on Instagram: “Over 1,000 men in a day! Thank you to all the barely legal, barely breathing, and the husbands.” In one TikTok clip, she addressed her audience, saying, “This is what my face looks like after taking 1,000 men less than 12 hours ago.” In another video, she added, “The big 1,000 is done. The room was packed, and we worked in groups of five—rotating like a circle.”
Blue’s claim suggests she averaged just 41 seconds per participant over the 12-hour period. Her PR team confirmed the numbers to The Sun, stating: “She slept with 1,057 people. As she hit 1,000, there were still 57 left in the queue, and Bonnie wanted to ensure everyone was satisfied before wrapping up the event.”
The announcement drew heavy criticism on social media, with commenters expressing disbelief and disapproval. Comments included, “How embarrassing,” “Why would anyone do this?” and “Sad that men would participate—all for fame and money.”
This isn’t Blue’s first controversial stunt. In November, she planned a free sex marathon with Australian school leavers, provided they consented to her sharing the footage online. However, her plans were derailed when her 12-month visitor visa was revoked by Australia’s Department of Home Affairs for intending to perform paid work, violating the visa’s conditions.
