Adult Star Bonnie Blue Deported And Blacklisted For 10 Years On ‘Visa Abuse’ Charge—Raid Nets 17 Men

British adult content creator Bonnie Blue, whose real name is Tia Billinger, has been deported from Bali following a dramatic police raid that detained 34 people, including 17 male tourists aged nineteen to forty from Australia and the United Kingdom.

The 26-year-old from Nottingham faced potential charges under Indonesia’s strict anti-pornography laws but was ultimately prosecuted only for minor traffic violations during her week in the island nation.

Tip-Off Sparks Major Studio Investigation

Indonesian authorities conducted the raid on December 4, 2025, at a rental studio in Badung, near Denpasar, following a complaint from a “concerned citizen.” Police chief Muhammad Arif Batubara stated officers were investigating alleged production of “content containing pornographic or immoral elements.”

The raid was conducted following reports that Billinger had hired a transportation vehicle to film explicit material during “schoolies week,” an Australian tradition celebrating high school graduation.

Seizures Include ‘Bang Bus’ and Revealing Equipment

Police confiscated extensive materials from the studio during the operation, including camera equipment, contraceptives, condoms, flash drives, lubricant, multiple sheets of Viagra pills, and branded merchandise featuring “School Bonnie Blue” text.

Most notably, officers seized a dark blue pickup truck branded “Bang Bus,” which reportedly had been unregistered since 2023 and was allegedly illegally repainted from white to blue without proper re-registration procedures.

Most Detainees Released Without Charges

Of the 34 people detained during the raid, fourteen Australian men were released without charges after questioning by authorities. Two British nationals and one Australian man, including comedian Julian Woods, were held for more extended interrogation.

Billinger herself was initially released with her passport seized, transferred to immigration authorities for further questioning over the subsequent 48-hour period before her court appearance.

No Pornographic Material Found by Investigators

Despite initial serious allegations, Indonesian police found no evidence supporting pornography production charges against the group.

Investigators interviewed witnesses who stated they were filming an “entertainment-themed reality show” with “playful, humorous scenes” intended for social media consumption. According to statements, “no indecent material was produced” during their activities at the rented studio facility.

Court Finds Billinger Guilty of Traffic Violations Only

On December 12, 2025, Billinger appeared before Denpasar District Court charged solely with misusing a goods-transport vehicle not intended for passenger use. Judge I Ketut Somanasa ruled: “The defendants have lawfully committed the offense jointly and continuously.”

She was convicted of operating the “Bang Bus” improperly and ordered to pay 200,000 Indonesian rupiah, approximately twelve to twenty US dollars or nine British pounds.

Minimal Fine or Prison Time Alternative

The court gave Billinger the choice of immediately paying the modest fine or serving one month in detention. She opted to pay the fine without hesitation.

Authorities cautioned her against future violations of Indonesian traffic regulations, to which she responded simply: “I understand.” Her associate, 27-year-old Liam Andrew Jackson, received an identical fine for the same traffic offense involving the controversial pickup truck.

Immigration Violation Prompts Deportation Decision

While Billinger was acquitted of pornography charges, Indonesian immigration officials took decisive action regarding her visa status. Immigration Chief Heru Winarko declared: “They misused the visa they have to make content in Bali.

They will be blacklisted from entering Indonesia for at least 10 years, which could be extended.” Officials determined she had breached tourist visa conditions by engaging in commercial content production activities.

10-Year Blacklist Extends to All Involved Parties

Immigration authorities stated that all individuals involved in the production activities would face deportation orders and be placed on Indonesia’s official blacklist. Winarko confirmed: “Once police have finished with the investigation, after that we will deport them and put them on the blacklist.”

The extended ban prevents Billinger from re-entering Indonesia for a minimum of ten years, with potential extensions possible depending on future official determinations.

Billinger Maintains Defiant Attitude Before Court

Before her court hearing, Billinger made provocative statements to assembled journalists outside the immigration office. When asked if she would produce additional explicit content in Bali, she responded flippantly: “Subscribe and you’ll find out.”

She also made crude remarks to reporters, stating: “Usually, I have other things in my face,” demonstrating apparent indifference to her legal predicament.

Departure from Indonesia Follows Deportation Order

Immigration spokesman Husnan Handano announced Billinger would be deported early Saturday morning from Denpasar International Airport. Her flight was scheduled to depart at 12:30 a.m. local time on December 13, 2025.

Billinger’s lawyer, Edward Pangkahila, indicated she would comply fully with authorities and had suggested his clients apologize to Balinese people for any public disturbance caused by their activities.

Schoolies Week Context Explains Bali Visit

Billinger had traveled to Bali specifically during “schoolies week,” an Australian tradition where recently graduated high school students celebrate with vacation trips.

Before her visit, she had announced on social media: “Hey boys, those that’re going to Schoolies and to those who are barely legal, cannot wait to meet you—and I’m in Bali, so you know exactly what that means.” The announcement effectively advertised her presence to young Australian men.

Prior Ban from Australia Following 2024 Schoolies

This Bali arrest is not Billinger’s first international legal trouble. Her Australian tourist visa was revoked in 2024 after she announced intentions to film explicit content with “barely legal” eighteen-year-old men during Australian Schoolies events.

A Change.org petition opposing her entry into Australia gathered tens of thousands of signatures from citizens concerned about her intentions and labeling her activities as “predatory behavior.”

OnlyFans Removed Billinger for Policy Violations Earlier

Billinger had previously faced consequences from major platforms for her controversial content. She was banned from OnlyFans earlier in 2025 following breaches of their community guidelines and content policies.

Her OnlyFans removal preceded the Bali arrest but demonstrated increasing restrictions on her online presence across major social media platforms.

Viral Fame Built on Controversial 1,057-Man Claim

Billinger gained widespread notoriety in 2024 after publicly claiming to have had sexual relations with 1,057 different men within a single twelve-hour period.

If verified, the claim would surpass the 2004 record set by adult performer Lisa Sparxxx, who allegedly slept with 919 men during a twenty-four-hour timeframe, drawing significant international attention to Billinger.

Fiji Previously Blacklisted British Adult Performer

Before her Indonesian deportation, Billinger had already been banned from entering Fiji. Her extensive travel restrictions across multiple Asia-Pacific nations reflect accumulating legal consequences from various jurisdictions responding to her activities and the controversy surrounding her public presence during tourism events targeted at newly graduated high school students.

Indonesian Authorities Emphasize Strict Moral Standards

Local officials made clear statements regarding Indonesia’s uncompromising approach to protecting community standards. A Badung Police statement proclaimed: “The business sector doesn’t want it, the community doesn’t want it, and the local populace can’t even grasp it.

We do not want Bonnie Blue’s Gang Bang from Bali circulating globally.” The strong language reflected genuine community concern about international reputational damage.

Maximum Penalties Would Have Been Severe

Had Billinger been convicted of pornography charges under Indonesia’s strict morality laws, she would have faced dramatically different consequences.

Potential penalties included up to twelve to fifteen years imprisonment and substantial fines ranging from approximately 270,000 to 360,000 British pounds or American dollars, representing severe consequences for such convictions in Indonesia.

Lawyer Confirms Compliance with Deportation Orders

Billinger’s legal representative Edward Pangkahila assured authorities of his clients’ cooperation with deportation proceedings. He stated: “I suggested to them to apologize to the people of Bali if this has caused any public unease.”

His statements indicated acceptance of Indonesian legal determinations and a commitment to facilitating smooth departure from the country without further complications.

Departed Indonesia Successfully on December 13

Immigration officials confirmed Billinger’s successful departure from Indonesia on December 13, 2025. She reportedly departed late Friday night on a scheduled international flight, returning to the United Kingdom following her deportation order.

Airport officials escorted her through departure procedures, concluding her controversial week-long stay in Bali with immediate removal from the country.