OnlyFans Star Bonnie Blue Addresses Baby Rumors: ‘I Would Never Ever Lie About Pregnancy’

OnlyFans creator Bonnie Blue clarified online speculation that she is expecting a baby.

“I am not pregnant,” Blue, 25, said in a Thursday, February 20, YouTube video. “I’d say, about a week ago, [there were] rumors about me being pregnant and quite a lot of the media approached me and said, ‘Look, can you add [a] comment?’ At the time, I was like, ‘A comment on what?’ Because I’m not pregnant [and] I haven’t even hinted at it. Nothing has been mentioned.”

According to Blue, she only started to lean into the speculation — the influencer teased via her Instagram Stories earlier this week that she was having “cravings” — as a way to “start giving back” to her followers.

“The last 24 hours I’ve hinted at being pregnant,” Blue said. “I have never confirmed I was pregnant because I would never ever lie about pregnancy. Lying about pregnancy is a step too far.”

She added, “Like, for me, back before I was a massive slut, I tried to get pregnant [for] a long amount of time. It was, honestly, the most lonely experience because you don’t really tell family and friends. It’s not something that’s spoken about much.”

Blue, who is best known for her goal to sleep with 1,000 men in a day, had dealt with fertility struggles before signing up for OnlyFans and documenting her sex challenges.

“Also, IVF is expensive and even buying pregnancy tests — at the time I was living in Australia, living off savings — every month is expensive,” she recalled. “And then you’re buying your ovulation test and all these vitamins, doing anything possible to try and get yourself pregnant. It’s expensive.”

According to Blue, “it’s hard” to also see multiple negative pregnancy tests while everyone around her was announcing their own baby news.

“It’s something [you think] as a woman, ‘Why can’t I get pregnant? I should be able to get pregnant,’” she explained. “I knew my only sort of options was, potentially IVF or looking at other options and I didn’t have money for that.”

Blue now wants to use her newfound media attention and “extra income” to help cover a stranger’s IVF costs.

“I want to do good and I want to do better,” she stated. “I want to pleasure people — and I don’t just mean guys. I think paying for someone’s IVF journey is something I’m passionate about, something I want to do and something that’s going to do good with my money.”

Blue’s pregnancy denial comes days after fellow sex-positive influencer Lily Phillips claimed to be expecting her first baby. Phillips, 23, has not addressed rumors that her alleged pregnancy is fake.