Bonnie Blue, a 25-year-old OnlyFans creator, recently took to YouTube to clarify that she was not expecting a baby, amid swirling speculation in the media.

In a video posted on February 20, Blue stated, “I am not pregnant,” and explained that rumours about her pregnancy began circulating about a week ago. She revealed that multiple media outlets approached her for comments, but she was confused, as she had not hinted at being pregnant at all.

Her statements come shortly after fellow influencer Lily Phillips announced her pregnancy, which has sparked speculation about its authenticity.

Blue acknowledged that she began to play along with the rumours after teasing her followers on Instagram about having “cravings.” She emphasised that her intention was to engage with her audience and give back to them.

“In the last 24 hours, I’ve hinted at being pregnant,” she said, adding, “I have never confirmed I was pregnant because I would never lie about pregnancy. Lying about pregnancy is a step too far.”

Blue revealed that she faced challenges with fertility prior to joining the online platform. “IVF is expensive, and even purchasing pregnancy tests adds up, especially when I was living off savings in Australia.”

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With increased media attention and additional income from her OnlyFans platform, Blue has aimed to give back by helping cover the IVF costs for someone in need. “I want to do good and I want to do better,” she said.

Several content creators and adult film stars have generated huge amounts of money from the London based internet content subscription service.

In October 2024, internet influencer Corinna Kopf announced her retirement from OnlyFans after earning a whopping price of $67 million in three successful years on the platform.