Bonnie Blue, the adult star who ‘slept with 158 men in a week,’ has gone viral after sleeping with over 1,000 in a single day.
An OFs content creator has made headlines after claiming to have set a new record by engaging in intimate relations with 1,057 individuals during a 12-hour period on January 11, 2025.
Bonnie Blue, 25, announced the alleged record-breaking event through social media.
The event was reportedly documented by a major UK television network for an upcoming documentary.
According to representatives from Blue’s team, the event took place at an undisclosed location with extensive safety and logistical preparations in place.
The previous unofficial record had stood for 21 years, set by Lisa Sparks in Warsaw, Poland, in 2004 with 919 participants.
Another content creator, Lily Phillips, had been planning to attempt to break this record in February 2025.
Event Organization
Per Metro, the venue was carefully organized with multiple checkpoints and safety measures:
- A staff of 12 individuals
- Three security officers on site
- Medical personnel present
- Strict documentation requirements including consent forms and identification verification
- Designated waiting areas and precise timing protocols
Participants were organized in groups, with strict time limits enforced.
The venue included a lower level set up as an entertainment area with refreshments, while the main event took place upstairs in a specially prepared room that could accommodate up to 70 people at once.
Safety Measures
Blue’s team emphasized their focus on safety and consent throughout the event. According to their statements, comprehensive measures were implemented:
“If we’re saying 18 is too young to consent then they need to change the law,” Blue explained.
“If the law is 18, I’m going to abide by it. If they change it to 21, I’ll up it to 21, so when people have an issue with that, they’re putting their problems on me.”
Aftermath and Response
Following the event, Blue responded to questions about her wellbeing: “I am fine, it just feels like I’ve had a heavy day in the bedroom — which is exactly what I’ve had. If it continued how it had for the first three or four hours I would have struggled.”
The event has generated significant controversy and discussion across social media platforms.
Fellow content creator Annie Knight offered congratulations, while others have expressed strong criticism of the event.
The television network that documented the event has not yet announced when their documentary will air.
Blue’s team confirmed that she was resting after the marathon event and would be taking time to recover.
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Child Star Killed In LA Wildfires
A child star has tragically died during the devastating Malibu wildfires.
The news of Rory Callum Sykes’ death was confirmed in a heartfelt statement by his mother, Dr. Shelly Sykes, on social media.
The former actor was 32 years old and faced significant challenges throughout his life, having been born blind and with cerebral palsy.
Despite these hardships, he achieved remarkable progress through surgeries and therapies that helped him regain his sight and learn to walk.
In her emotional statement, Dr. Sykes shared that her son had ‘overcome so much’ before his life was tragically cut short on January 8.
Born in West Yorkshire, United Kingdom, Sykes moved to Australia as a child, attending St. Mary’s Cathedral College and Sydney Distance Education High School in New South Wales.
He gained early fame as the host of the British children’s TV show Kiddy Kapers and even performed in Singing in the Rain at the Sydney Opera House.
Sykes became a philanthropist, public speaker, and online gamer in later years. Alongside his mother, he co-founded the Happy Charity in 2005, raising funds for sick children worldwide.
Following Sykes’ passing, his heartbroken mother has shared criticism regarding the local water authority, Las Virgenes Municipal Water Company, for shutting off the water supply during the crisis.
The Malibu fire swept through their Mount Malibu TV Studio estate, leaving destruction in its wake.
Dr. Sykes recounted her inability to extinguish embers on the roof of Sykes’ cottage due to the lack of water, noting that firefighters were also left without water to combat the blaze.
“I couldn’t put out the cinders on his roof with a hose because the water was switched off,” she explained.
“Even the 50 brave firefighters had no water all day! He will be incredibly missed.”
Dr. Sykes described the frantic moments as the fire approached their 17-acre property.
She made the difficult decision to leave Sykes alone and drive to the nearest fire station to seek help after several unsuccessful attempts to contact emergency services.
When Dr. Sykes returned with the fire department, her son’s cottage had been completely destroyed.
The Los Angeles wildfires, which began on Thursday, have claimed at least 11 lives and destroyed over 10,000 structures.
The fires have displaced over 180,000 residents, with damage estimates exceeding $100 billion.
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Mel Gibson Shares ‘Insane’ Conspiracy Theory About LA Fires After His Mansion Burns Down
Actor Mel Gibson has shared a controversial conspiracy theory regarding the catastrophic fires devastating Los Angeles.
The wildfires, which began in Pacific Palisades, have so far destroyed over 10,000 structures, burned more than 38,000 acres, and claimed at least 11 lives.
With only eight percent of the Palisades Fire contained as of Saturday, residents are demanding answers. Reports indicate that fire hydrants in some of the hardest-hit areas ran dry, further fueling frustrations with state and local officials.
The ongoing crisis has displaced more than 180,000 people and left Los Angeles County battling at least six major fires, with containment efforts progressing slowly.
As flames continue to ravage communities, public outrage grows over perceived governmental failures and the long-term implications for California’s housing landscape.
Now, Gibson has hit headlines for suggesting on Fox News’ The Ingraham Angle that the fires might have been intentionally set to displace residents from valuable property.
Speaking with Laura Ingraham, Gibson speculated whether the blazes were ‘commissioned’ or orchestrated.
“I can make all kinds of horrible theories up in my head, conspiracy theories and everything else,” Gibson said, “but it just seemed a little convenient that there was no water.”
He went on to mention the combination of dry conditions, strong winds, and individuals seemingly prepared to start fires.
“Some of these people that they’re catching seem pretty well equipped,” he added.
The Mad Max star expressed skepticism about California’s handling of its water resources, accusing state leaders of mismanaging reserves.
“They’ve been doing that a while,” Gibson noted. “California has a lot of problems that sort of baffle the mind.”
He questioned whether the fires were accidental or deliberate, saying: “It’s insane to think, but one begins to ponder whether or not there is a purpose in mind. What could it be? What do they want? The state empty? I don’t know.”
The discussion also touched on rebuilding strategies in California, where Ingraham pointed out that climate advocates are calling for higher-density housing in place of single-family homes.
“Goodbye single-family homes. Hello high-density housing!” she remarked.
Gibson responded by likening the idea to ‘old cattle barons clearing people off the land,’ calling the situation ‘pretty scary.’
Gibson’s comments come amid growing debates over California’s wildfire preparedness and the state government’s response.
Governor Gavin Newsom has faced criticism for reducing funding for wildfire prevention programs.
In 2024, Newsom cut $101 million from the state’s wildfire and forest resilience budget, slashing funds for vegetation management, forest legacy programs, and efforts to bolster homes against fires.
Critics have pointed to these cuts as contributing to the severity of the current crisis.
President-elect Donald Trump joined the criticism of Newsom, referring to him as ‘Gavin Newscum’ in a post on Truth Social and accusing him of failing to address water issues in California.
“He is to blame for this,” Trump wrote, claiming that the governor had refused to approve a water restoration declaration that could have allowed excess rain and snowmelt to flow into fire-affected areas.
However, CNN fact-checker Daniel Dale dismissed Trump’s allegations as ‘just not true.’
Gibson also criticized Newsom, urging him to focus less on personal appearance.
“He should spend less on hair gel,” the actor quipped, adding: “I’m not a big fan of either [Trump or Newsom].”
Gibson’s own home, a $14.5 million Malibu mansion, was among those destroyed in the fires.
Recalling his return, he described finding ‘nothing’ left of his property.
“It’s devastating. It’s emotional,” he said, sharing that he had been recording a podcast with Joe Rogan in Texas when he learned that his neighborhood was on fire.
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