Bonnie Blue could face 15 years in Bali prison over controversial 'BangBus tour' to pick up 'barely legal' tourists
Adult film star Bonnie Blue could face 15 years behind bars following her arrest in Bali while trying to pick up “barely legal” men in her “BangBus.”
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The infamous OnlyFans model is likely to face deportation and a lifelong ban from entering Indonesia, but could face rotting in a Bali jail cell until February if her case is not processed quickly.
Blue, 26, was arrested alongside 17 men, aged between 19 and 40 years old, accused of making pornographic material, which is banned in Indonesia.
“She is being detained by the police, which means they can proceed to prosecute her,” Indonesian immigration expert Philo Dellano told News.com.au.
“But in my opinion, if there is an ‘invisible hand’ that requests that she be deported, she can be transferred to the nearest immigration office, from where she will be deported from Indonesia.”
However, authorities might choose to make an example of Blue, keeping her in jail until February next year before deporting her, Dallano added.
Blue was arrested on Friday and held overnight alongside two British men and an Australian.
Footage showed another 12 men, all with t-shirts over their heads, being led out of a Bali jail following their arrests.
Police impounded the pornstar’s untaxxed “Bonne Blue Bangbus” as part of the operation.
19 outfits with labels reading “School Bonne Blue were seized alongside a box of condoms, lubricant, nine pink necklaces, flash drives and two sheets of Viagra pills.
The porn star arrived in Bali last month and has been using her bus to pick up so-called “barely legal” men “straight out of school” according to her Instagram account.
In a post, Bonnie said: “Hey boys, those that are 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.”
Producing, sharing or displaying pornographic material is a criminal offence in Indonesia.
Bonnie previously told LBC she "understands where Andrew Tate is coming from" when the toxic influencer says rape victims 'could have done more to protect themselves'.
The controversial 26-year-old influencer sat down with LBC's Tom Swarbrick, where she appeared to defend Tate's position.
Tate, a self-proclaimed misogynist with a cult following online, has previously argued that rape and sexual assault victims bear "some responsibly" for being attacked.
Bonnie said that while there's "zero responsibility on the girl", adding that any such instance is 'terrible and unfortunate', that she does "understand where he's coming from."