Adult star Tommy Lee, who filmed with Bonnie Blue three times, has said she has gone "too far" with her baby-related content and revealed the moment he was accused of being the father. The former professional boxer said he received a phone call at around 2am while on holiday in Turkey from someone identifying themselves as a journalist.
Shock phone call in Turkey
Speaking on the Option One Podcast, presented by Babestation, Tommy recalled the exchange. He said the caller claimed he was the father of Bonnie's baby, leaving him stunned as he had not yet seen her pregnancy announcement.
He said: "I got a phone call and this, bear in mind, was at two in the morning for me. And I was like, hello?"
"And they were like, yeah, we know you're the dad to the baby. And I was like, what are you on about?"
Tommy was caught up in the storm surrounding the child's paternity after Bonnie made a public announcement in February. He had not yet seen the news as he was on holiday in Turkey.
Disputing the paternity claim
While it was 2am for him, it would have been around 11pm in London with the time difference. After the journalist explained the situation, he said: "I was like, listen, I know how this looks."
"But like, nah. And I didn't know what to say."
The adult performer asked the journalist to call back the following day while he tried to understand what was happening. He said: "This is news to me. I don't even know what's going on right now."
Tommy disputed the suggestion that he was the father, although he did not explain whether he had discussed the matter directly with Bonnie or undergone a paternity test.
Criticism of Bonnie's content
Bonnie repeatedly batted off rumours the whole thing is fake, despite previously staging a pregnancy hoax, and her team say she gave birth at St Mary's Hospital, London, on August 30.
Tommy also criticised some of Bonnie's recent publicity surrounding her pregnancy and baby, suggesting she had taken things too far. He said: "The amount of creators and non-creators that have been messaging me saying she's gone too far now."
He said Bonnie was "clever, very clever" and a shrewd businesswoman, but insisted she's also "so nice".
Earnings from collaborations
Tommy, who attended Bonnie's baby shower, also opened up about the money he made from working with the controversial creator. While Bonnie didn't pay him an upfront fee for appearing in her content, Tommy claims their collaboration went on to generate around £25,000 in sales for him, thanks in part to exposure to her huge following.
He said: "Yeah, £25,000. That's not what we got paid on the day. That's what we've made."
The performer explained that working with Bonnie helped attract new subscribers to his paid content. He said: "All your subscribers come in. So you've got subscriptions just going up through the roof."
But despite the financial success, Tommy admitted he had reservations about a later collaboration involving Bonnie's pregnancy. Asked whether he regretted taking part, he said: "I do in a way."
He added: "I'll be honest, I didn't want to do it." Tommy explained that he felt uneasy about the shoot but ultimately agreed to participate.
He said: "I almost felt like I had to because I thought if you got someone else in, if something happened, I would feel guilty."
Tommy admitted that the publicity surrounding their collaborations had initially seemed beneficial for his career as it created a large amount of traffic to his content. But the attention went on to become overwhelming. He said: "Now I'm like, okay, it's dragging a bit. It's getting a bit much."
Despite his reservations, Tommy hasn't completely ruled out working with Bonnie again. He said they currently have no collaborations planned, and he would think more carefully about the type of content he agreed to film in future. He said: "I do think I'll think a lot more, depending on what she's asking for."
Tommy also revealed collaborations with Bonnie's rival Lily Phillips, 25, have performed even better for him financially. He said: "She does better for me than Bonnie ever did."
Tommy grew up boxing and had five professional fights, before major spinal surgery following a car crash ended his career. He started making social media videos and hadn't planned to go into adult content, until he received a paid request for a solo video and made £450.
He later travelled to Miami, where he met other adult creators and began filming professionally. And in an unusual twist, Tommy revealed that one of his most profitable ventures doesn't involve sex at all. The adult star has converted a room in his home into a gunge studio, where customers can take part in messy game-show-style sessions. Asked whether the non-sexual sessions earn him more than his adult content, he replied: "Yeah, 100%."
