Bonnie Blue: Notorious OnlyFans star announces baby name after online auction giving power to fans
There was no gender reveal party, but the adult entertainer did use an online auction to assist in her baby name search.
Controversial adult entertainer Bonnie Blue has finally named her alleged baby after launching an online auction giving the power to her fans.
Earlier this week, the polarising figure invited followers to put their best financial offer forward in a quest to name her child as she sought to monetise yet another part of her life.
Blue had earlier claimed to have given birth in late August, infamously conceiving the child in the company of 1057 men and unaware of the father’s identity.
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By continuing you agree to our Terms and Privacy Policy.“Just when you thought I couldn’t get any worse, you’re wrong. I am going to auction off my baby’s name so my baby is rich, unlike you that sits at home and cries about nothing,” Blue said in a social media call out.
As expected, the names put forward were far from traditional.
For a staggering $1.2 million, the winning bid — and name forever bestowed upon her child — was “BetBolt”.
Derived from BetBelt.com, Blue’s offspring will now carry the moniker of a cryptocurrency casino and sports betting agency.
“I’m going to be shouting at BetBolt across the playground,” she said, declaring the winner.
Sitting in second place at $1 million was, “Clavicular”, the name of a notorious Looksmaxxing Manosphere influencer that has recently been charged with rape, and drugging, among other offences.
Third was “PUMP”, followed by “Group Project”, “Plan B”, and “Mixed Nuts”.
Blue said she wasn’t aware of what the betting company does or if she should thank them.
“Are they gonna be involved in my baby’s life, or is my baby just going to be called BetBolt?” she continued.
The OnlyFans star said she was due to officially document her child’s name this week.
Naturally, using her supposed newborn for content purposes did not sit well with many.
“Why did you do this to your kid,” one social media user wrote.
“Making note of every woman that’s liked this post,” another said.
Others said they were “praying” for her to change her ways, or that the ploy was just an “ad” for the betting agency.
“To those who say this is disgusting or this is rage bait, wouldn’t you, for $1.2 million, re-name your kid? Cos’ I know I would,” Blue argued.
She signed off: “I’ve gotta go, because I’ve got to go feed BetBolt”.
Originally published on PerthNow
