The long-running and bitter feud between prominent adult content creators Annie Knight and Bonnie Blue has dramatically escalated, spilling over into a public radio showdown that left their rift wider than ever.
Radio Show Confrontation Sparks New Drama
This week, Annie Knight, 27, appeared as a guest on the popular Australian programme, The Kyle and Jackie O Show, alongside British porn star Lily Phillips. During the interview, Annie made a series of pointed remarks aimed squarely at her former friend and colleague, Bonnie Blue, with whom she has been feuding for several months.
The tension became explicit when host Kyle Sandilands questioned Annie about people in the industry operating with different ethics. Co-host Jackie 'O' Henderson directly asked, 'Is this Bonnie Blue we're talking about?' to which Annie gave a blunt, 'Yep.'
Annie did not hold back in her accusations. 'Her morals were just very different to mine,' she stated. 'We were friends and I stood up for her a lot and then she basically just turned around and stabbed me in the back.' She claimed that Bonnie had actively tried to get her banned from the content subscription platform, OnlyFans, suggesting jealousy was the motive. 'Because she got banned from OnlyFans, I think she didn't like that I was still on the platform and still making money.'
A Surprise Call-In Fuels the Fire
The drama intensified significantly when the show's hosts managed to get Bonnie Blue on the phone live during the broadcast, creating a tense, three-way conversation. When asked by Kyle if there was any chance of reconciliation, citing that 'girls need to support girls,' Annie quickly asserted, 'I've always been supportive.'
Bonnie, however, expressed deep reluctance to mend the broken friendship. 'It just depends,' she said, sounding weary. 'It feels like we go around in circles.' She attempted to take a professional stance, adding, 'I run a business, we all run a business and we should all just be happy and do what we want to do in terms of content.' Annie immediately interjected with a sharp, 'Without dragging our friends down.'
Bonnie fired back, claiming the high ground: 'The names Annie and Lily have not come out of my mouth for months, so, it's not really me you need to be looking at.' The argument then descended into a heated dispute over Bonnie's travel plans, with Annie alleging she was in Thailand and questioning her intentions to do sex work in Bali, where such activities are illegal. Bonnie vehemently denied both claims, insisting she was headed to Bali for 'schoolies' and retorting, 'It's my body and I know exactly where I am.'
An Irreparable Split and Industry Morals
Throughout the confrontation, Annie repeatedly emphasised the core of their conflict: a fundamental difference in morals. 'I've got very different morals to you, and I'm going to speak out when I think that someone's doing something to damage the industry that we're in,' she declared.
The tit-for-tat exchange continued until Bonnie eventually left the call, with no resolution or apology from either side. In a final attempt to find common ground, Kyle Sandilands asked Annie if she and Bonnie would ever collaborate again. Her answer was an emphatic and final 'no'.
'No, I have different morals,' Annie concluded. 'I don't want to be aligned with what Bonnie does.' This public airing of their grievances has solidified a schism that now appears permanent, highlighting the intense personal and ethical conflicts that can exist within the world of online adult content creation.
