Bonnie Blue just gave birth and she’s already back to work

Bonnie is a mother now and she’s very happy about it (Picture: Bonnie Blue/TikTok) ‘I love being a mother, and knowing the life I can provide for my child makes it even more magical.’ This is what Bonnie Blue exclusively told Metro after she gave birth via C-section last week. While she didn’t disclose the exact date and time, the controversial sex worker did confirm to us that she delivered her baby at The Lindo Wing at St Mary’s Hospital – the same ward the Princess of Wales gave birth to George, Charlotte and Louis, and Princess Diana had William and Harry. It came as a bit of a surprise after Bonnie initially told Metro she was due to give birth in ‘late October or early November’. She had tried for ‘years and years’ to get pregnant with her soon to be ex-husband, but said she conceived at her ‘breeding event’ on February 7, where she claims to have enjoyed unprotected sex with around 400 men. This would mean the baby is around two months premature, however the former OnlyFans star reassured everyone on TikTok that the baby was in good health, and that she was about to leave the hospital. Bonnie, real name Tia Billinger, offered a raw glimpse into her first days of motherhood, as she made a TikTok sitting on the toilet, eating a slice of toast and drinking Pepsi after surgery. ‘The baby’s here,’ she says in the video. ‘Kid’s doing fine. I’ve had a baby I’m fine, had a C-section, the baby is super, super healthy, and yes, I’m sat on the toilet. ‘I’m going home later, it was painful but not as bad as I thought, however, when I was sick this morning it genuinely felt like I just fingered my stitches and ripped open. Ask Metro Use AI to go deeper into the stories you care about – powered by Metro and trusted publications. ‘Don’t overthink it, the baby is fine, as long as they’re fed, clean, burped, apart from that they’re just sleeping and it’s amazing, they’re adorable and if I can do it, anyone can do it.’ Bonnie also gave other new and expecting mothers some advice, such as getting more babygrows than you think you need, as well as taking up the offer of laxatives from your doctor. in the video, she also explains that she’s planning to formula feed, saying ‘I do not recommend breastfeeding’. Her decision goes against NHS guidance, which advises exclusively breastfeeding for the first six months -though not all women are able to do this. Since having her baby, Bonnie has been sharing post-birth content with her many fans. ‘I’ve been documenting my body on Fansly with full body inspections, including downstairs and revealing my scar,’ Bonnie tells Metro. ‘My subscribers are loving it.’ Throughout her pregnancy the sex worker didn’t shy away from working and posting controversial or sexualised content, either, sparking a lot of backlash from her critics. Her eyebrow-raising antics ranged from being filmed licking a bottle of Grey Goose and appearing to do shots in Ayia Napa, to continuing to film and post explicit content while pregnant. On June 8, she hosted a ‘Golden Shower’, where she invited masked men to urinate on her pregnant belly. Short clips of the event posted on TikTok hit four to six million views each. Meanwhile, on August 19, she hosted a ‘stretch me out’ event with multiple men in an attempt to get to ’10cm dilated’. As a result, there were calls for child protective services to get involved. ‘Today I reported Bonnie Blue to Derbyshire child protection due to her REVOLTING plan to have a ‘golden shower’ on her body while pregnant,’ wrote @DrPamSpurr on X. ‘Her reprehensible behaviour is putting her unborn child in danger.’ ‘Social services need to be informed,’ commented Faye Parker on Facebook. There’s even a Change.org petition set up to demand ‘social services investigate Bonnie Blue for child abuse’. Bonnie has always been a controversial figure in the adult industry (Picture: Bonnie Blue/ Instagram) When Metro questioned Bonnie on whether she’d been contacted by child protection services, she didn’t confirm or deny it. ‘There are some parts I’m not going to mention, but I’m not worried,’ she said. ‘I can say everything is fine, there are no risks and no one is bothered about what I’m getting up to. The public might, but in terms of authorities, I’m fine.’ What happens now? Bonnie previously told Metro she has to have security when she’s in public but despite this, she doesn’t have ‘massive concerns’ about the safety of her child. ‘I’ve only had two or three bad interactions, the rest is people crowding me because they want to say hi or take photos, and things can get out of control very quickly – not necessarily in a bad way,’ she said. ‘But if I’m with the baby, I’ll need to make sensible decisions before going out. The safety of the baby is going to be a big thing.’ Bonnie also explained to us that she will only fly private with her child and insists she won’t be posting any pictures of her baby online. ‘As much as I wish that people only wanked over people above the age of 18, I can’t control what people sexualise, but I can control what I put out online,’ she added. ‘I’m already speaking to lawyers about what can I do to make sure the press or the public aren’t filming and uploading videos of the baby online, but it’s hard.’ The OnlyFans star has no desire to stop working and told Metro that she will officially return to a packed schedule in five weeks time. 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