Pregnant influencer Bonnie Blue has ignited a fresh wave of controversy by releasing two new videos in which she attempts to reclaim the feminist label while mocking stereotypes associated with the movement.
Videos Target Feminism
The 27-year-old uploaded two rapid-fire clips, apparently recorded before her widely-publicised 'golden baby shower' event earlier this month. Both feature Bonnie surrounded by groups of cheering men, some wearing the distinctive blue ski masks that have become a trademark of her content.
In the first video, Bonnie declares: "I'm a feminist and I'm all about my body, my choice. So, my choice today is to let strangers urinate all over my pregnant body." Her remarks are met with raucous cheers from the assembled men.
The second clip sees Bonnie shift her focus to clichés commonly linked with feminism. "Women cry because I'm not the face of feminism," she states. "I'm really sorry I don't have hairy armpits and smell." One of the men then informs viewers that Bonnie "smells good," prompting her to blow a kiss at the camera.
Baby Shower Backlash
The clips emerge just weeks after Bonnie's contentious baby shower, which generated massive buzz across social media. The Nottinghamshire-born creator spent weeks building anticipation for the gathering, branding it as "disgusting" and acknowledging it might tarnish the more family-friendly persona she had been nurturing through her behind-the-scenes profiles.
The event drew over 100 attendees and included a blend of conventional baby shower activities and provocative entertainment. Bonnie later shared clips after many followers initially dismissed it as rage bait.
Feud with Love Island Star
Bonnie has also blasted Love Island star Jasmine Muller after she criticised the men supporting Bonnie's stunts. Jasmine, 27, uploaded a TikTok before entering the ITV2 villa, saying Bonnie had the right to do what she wants but disagreeing with her methods. Bonnie, real name Tia Billinger, hit back, branding Jasmine a "hypocrite" in a brutal takedown.
