Bonnie Blue’s divorce gets messier amid ex’s ties to porn star’s publicist – Check out her latest controversies
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Controversial adult content creator Blue, whose real name is Tia Billinger, first married childhood sweetheart Ollie Davidson before launching her career in the X-rated industry, News.com.au reports. Davidson played a key role in Blue’s $45 million empire, serving as its ‘manager’ alongside a small, reliable team. However, his sudden disappearance without any explanation sparked speculation.
Blue and Davidson, who grew up together in England’s East Midlands, tied the knot in February 2022 before moving to Australia to start their new life together.
WHO IS EMMA GILLMAN?
According to emerging reports, Blue’s estranged husband, to whom she is still legally married, is in a romantic relationship with her publicist, Emma Gillman. Gillman, who recently cut professional ties with Blue, is said to have become close to Davidson, adding new drama to the ongoing story.
The shocking revelation about the complex relationships within Blue’s adult entertainment empire came to light in the latest episode of news.com.au’s Sex, Lies and Streaming series. The episode revealed the latest twist in Blue’s personal and professional drama, revealing the complex dynamics behind her multimillion-dollar business.
“We’re in a relationship, we’re just two people enjoying each other’s company,” former Australian journalist Gillman told host James Weir, according to News.com.au.
Gillman, who moved from journalism to public relations for sex workers just a year ago, remained vague about the timeline, saying only that her relationship with Davidson began ‘recently’. But according to news.com.au, the romance looks serious; The 24-year-old Sydneysider is apparently sharing his plans to move to the UK to be closer to his new partner, although most of his clients remain in Australia.
BONNIE BLUE’S LATEST DISCUSSIONS
Blue recently sparked controversy after claiming he planned to film with ‘barely legal’ teenagers during Schoolies celebrations in Australia, according to News.com.au. The British artist was denied an Australian visa last year after he attempted to enter the country to shoot on the Gold Coast.
Instead, he and fellow creator Annie Knight went to Fiji but left abruptly before they could face deportation. Despite the visa ban, Blue told A Current Affair he planned to take part in Schoolies 2025 but Knight insisted it was impossible, saying: “He doesn’t have a lawyer who can change Australian law.”
Blue, 26, made global headlines in January when she claimed to have had sex with 1,057 men in 12 hours and attempted to break the world record for the most sexual partners in one day, beating the 919 set by Lisa Sparxxx in 2004.
Another controversy arose when Blue announced that it would launch a “pet farm” event in London in June; Here she planned to be tied naked to a glass box and have sex with 2,000 men.
The announcement sparked outrage and led to him being permanently banned from the platform OnlyFans for violating its policies on ‘extreme hardship’, further cementing its reputation for shock-driven shows.
