Bonnie Blue recently slept with 1057 men in 12 hours, and those who took part had to follow a strict set of rules.
In case you missed it, Bonnie Blue, whose real name is Tia Billinger, claimed to set a new world record by engaging in sexual activity with 1,057 men within a 12-hour period.
The event, held in London last Saturday, has drawn widespread attention, particularly from those who don’t quite understand the logistics.
In a conversation with Brogan Garrit Smith on her podcast, Getting There, Blue detailed the protocols she follows when planning events involving multiple partners, including her approach to scheduling and health requirements.
Blue explained that while she occasionally provides specific time slots to participants, managing the logistics of large-scale events can be challenging.
Instead, she often opts for broader time frames to accommodate the high number of attendees.
“Sometimes I will give them a set time, but it’s too hard to keep on top of messages,” she shared.
“So sometimes I say, ‘Yep, come and see me on Sunday at 2 pm.’ Sometimes I’ll do like five, 10 or 20 that day, and the people get a two-hour time slot, so they can come by themselves or they can come with a group of friends. It’s whatever they feel most comfortable with.”
Blue emphasized the importance of safety during such events, revealing that every participant was required to wear a condom.
However, she also has a unique requirement specifically for fellow OnlyFans creators who wish to collaborate with her.
“If you are an OnlyFans creator, you have to have a full STD test, and we’d have to show each other the results,” Blue stated.
For participants who are not OnlyFans creators, Blue’s team manages the safety protocols.
This includes collecting detailed contact information from each attendee to ensure they can be reached if necessary.
The atmosphere of the event, held at a London mansion, was described as both surreal and highly organized. Among those who attended was 42-year-old Ali Walker, who shared his perspective with MailOnline.
“There were around 30 or 40 guys around her at any one time, all taking turns,” Walker said. “She was surrounded by guys. I’ve never been involved in anything like that, so I didn’t get involved.”
Walker described a quiet, almost eerie atmosphere as participants queued on the grand staircase, many wearing balaclava-style masks handed out at the door. Security personnel ensured IDs were checked and maintained strict protocols.
“It was very quiet while people were waiting,” he recalled. “Everyone was focused. You could hear a pin drop.”
Footage from the event revealed rooms littered with condoms and paper towels. Walker noted the significant efforts of Blue’s support team, which included organizers who managed the flow of participants and ensured her stamina remained intact throughout the day.
“She was a trouper,” he said. “She was 100% into it and orchestrating it all.”
