Sophie Rain recently called out Bonnie Blue following her arrest for violating anti-pornography laws in Bali. She criticized Blue for disrespecting the profession, while the Bop House’s other co-founder, Aishah Sofey, slammed her for relying on fake publicity stunts to attract attention. Rain also called her out for assuming she was “untouchable,” even though such actions could clearly land her in trouble in a country with strict regulations.
Sophie Rain talks about Bonnie Blue
Sophie Rain criticized Bonnie Blue for leveraging her platform to garner unnecessary attention in a statement she shared with Complex. She said, “This is what happens when you treat OnlyFans like a prank TV show. Bonnie Blue has never respected this profession. She mocks it. She uses it for attention.”
Rain further added, “She thinks she’s untouchable. This isn’t an edgy skit. She’s in a country where this stuff can land you in prison for a decade.” Additionally, Sofey also shared her criticism of Blue, following her latest arrest. “She’s been pulling fake stunts for months. She faked an arrest back in the UK. She drags in teenagers. She thinks this is edgy branding, but she’s endangering people and damaging every creator who’s trying to do this work legally,” Sofey added.
Apart from the statement, Rain also took to X to react to the news. A user named OHOUR, posted the story with the headline, “Bonnie Blue facing 15 years in prison for grooming children in Bali.” Retweeting the news, Rain commented, “You would think after getting banned from OnlyFans she would learn from her mistakes.”
Blue, along with 17 male tourists of British and Australian nationalities, was recently arrested for allegedly creating explicit content in a country with strict pornography laws. If found guilty, she could either face 15 years imprisonment or pay a hefty fine of 6 billion rupiah.
