Bonnie Blue, a 26-year-old, faced deportation from Bali, her departure marked by a defiant and cutting remark as she was escorted through Denpasar airport.
When asked about her feelings regarding being expelled from the island, Blue delivered a stinging response: she declared she wouldn’t miss “looking at the starving dogs.”
Her exit followed a series of escalating issues, beginning with a fine for operating an illegally modified vehicle – a “Bangbus” – that hadn’t been properly taxed for over a year.
Prior to her troubles, Blue had openly advertised her presence in Bali on social media, specifically targeting young Australian school graduates celebrating “Schoolies,” a tradition known for its intense partying.
Police intervened after raiding a property where Blue was allegedly filming content involving 17 male tourists, sparking an investigation into her activities.
The raid yielded a significant collection of items, including cameras, sexual wellness products, branded outfits labeled “School Bonnie Blue,” and the infamous “Bangbus” itself.
Authorities stated the content being created centered around a competition where the prize was a night with Blue, though they emphasized no explicit acts were observed during the raid.
A police spokesperson explained to local news outlets that the group was producing collaborative content focused on a game with the stated reward of spending the night with Blue.
Despite the lack of evidence of overt sexual activity, the nature of the content and the surrounding circumstances led to her deportation from the country.
As she prepared to board a flight to Doha, Blue added another provocative statement, announcing her intention to return “straight to the Bangbus” upon arriving in the UK.
