Controversial adult content creator Bonnie Blue has a message to all of her haters: she’s not going anywhere, anytime soon.

She has officially transitioned to the subscription platform Fansly, a short time after being permanently banned from OnlyFans, where she had built a large and highly visible following. The ban follows a series of escalating warnings from OnlyFans over what the company described as violations of its “extreme challenge content” policy.

Bonnie Blue, known for her provocative and often headline-grabbing stunts, told The Tab in an interview that she was first warned by OnlyFans in May, over an incident she says she didn’t instigate. The warning was reportedly linked to a viral hoax event dubbed a “dogging tour” that was widely circulated online but originated as a joke from a parody Facebook page. Though Blue says she had no involvement in the hoax, OnlyFans still issued her a formal warning.

“I hadn’t broken their policy,” she said. “I showed them all the evidence, but they still gave me the warning. I didn’t think I had to take action, because it wasn’t even my event.”

After the initial warning went unheeded, OnlyFans imposed a temporary seven-day suspension on Blue’s account. During that time, she claims to have made extensive efforts to comply, including removing any references to an upcoming “glass box” event in which she planned to sleep with 2,000 men. According to her, the idea of being tied up in a transparent enclosure was cited by OnlyFans as a violation of their terms.

Despite her compliance efforts, including removing promotional material and calling off the event, Blue was informed the day before her scheduled return that her account had been permanently deactivated.

OnlyFans confirmed the decision in a public statement: “Extreme challenge content is not available on OnlyFans and is not permitted under our Acceptable Use Policy and Terms of Service. Any breach of our Terms of Service results in content or account deactivation.”

Bonnie Blue, frustrated by what she sees as a double standard, says she’s being penalized not for her actions, but for her notoriety. “Other creators copy what I do, step by step. The difference is, I get more press. I don’t cry on camera. I don’t end up in the hospital. And yet I’m the one who gets banned.”

Following her removal from OnlyFans, Blue considered shifting to Pornhub but found its compliance standards similarly restrictive. She has since signed with Fansly, a competing content subscription service, and quickly gained traction, amassing nearly 21,000 followers in just a few days.

While her new following is far from the massive audience she once commanded on OnlyFans, Blue is optimistic about rebuilding. “It’s going to take time,” she said. “But I’ve done it once. I’ll do it again.”

For now, her case remains a flashpoint in ongoing debates about platform moderation, the limits of provocative content, and the growing pressure on adult platforms to enforce stricter content policies. Whether Blue can regain her former momentum remains to be seen—but she’s not leaving the industry quietly.

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